Edison, NJ News

• Edison, NJ News
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• Metuchen’s Vannelli captures MGA Senior Amateur tourney
• Edison H.S. softball team competing on two fronts
• State baseball tournament next for Edison baseball team
• It’s ‘Back in Black’ month at shelter
• Bully-resistant workshop June 2
• Tourists report theft of bag outside hotel
• Police: Suspects stole blowers, then tried to sell to prior owner
• Man robbed of backpack, computer outside apartments
• Walk to benefit children’s cancer research
• Relay for Life at Edison H.S. on June 8
• Edison Chamber of Commerce names new officers, directors
• Music in the air
• Chamber golf outing now set for June 5
• ‘Paws in the Park’ to aid animal shelter
• Metuchen scavenger hunt ends May 31
• Edison council makes one more budget cut
• Edison teen a national finalist in Doodle 4 Google competition
• ‘20,000 Leagues Under the Sea’ radio play
• You can’t be too careful with these kids
• Milltown post office: a light at end of the tunnel
• Writer responds to letters criticizing Edison BOE
• New Jersey needs ‘real’ tax relief
• Political Cartoon
• Metuchen Memorial Day parade set for May 28
• Zumbathon to benefit American Heart Ass’n
• Edison Memorial Day Parade set for Sunday
• Shavout services, study at Neve Shalom
• Sponsors, vendors, classic cars sought
• Young adult programs at library June 2
• Annual Lakeview 5K slated for June 2
• Metuchen places ‘Cops in Shops’
• Edison first aid squads now Raritan Valley EMS
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• Metuchen Public Library must tighten budget for 2012
• Graduates find community college experience rewarding
• Hub City fencers win medals at state Middle School tourney
• Falcons can’t be dismissed in GMC baseball tourney
• Metuchen softball team wants to disprove doubters
• Bishop Ahr softball team playing well on eve of GMC
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• Between the bridges: A Brooklyn excursion
• Police alert residents to phone scam
• Neve Shalom to hold blood drive May 20
• Avodat Yad Crafts Fair set for May 20
• Register for Metuchen Memorial Day parade
• Walk to benefit children’s cancer research
• Trip to Mohegan Sun Casino slated for June 2
• Clinical trials, free health check offered
• Wbg.-based Audio Insight set to play Bamboozle
• Ed-Met Bicycle Tour set for May 20
• Organic pizza? Picky, picky, picky
• Local AARP slates Niagara Falls trip
• Trees being trimmed in Edison, Metuchen
• Art on display
• Pig roast to benefit fire department
• Connections program seeks volunteers
• Club honors Metuchen police officer, firefighter
• Gardening in May: Is it plant or beast?
• Nanny states say being healthy is no cakewalk
• Board member lists reasons he voted for new science labs
• Writer shares story as lesson to young smokers
• Political Cartoon
• Health and safety fair set for May 20
• Zimmerli offers free admission May 18
• Edison school collects 8,600 pounds of food for county food network
• Edison police stepping up seat-belt enforcement efforts
• Nature tales
• Edison Family Day slated for Sunday
• Sponsors, vendors, classic cars sought
• Tuesday night jam sessions strike a chord in Metuchen
• Piccadilly Circus at St. Matthew’s Church
• Edison officials praise firefighter ordinance
• Fishing
• Metuchen community considers Pearl St. plan
• Edison keeps municipal tax rate stable in 2012
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• Piccadilly Circus
• Food pantry setting up collection points in Edison on May 12
• Energy for Life class for cancer survivors
• Pallone discusses health care reform in visit with seniors
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• JP Stevens girls are making their mark on the golf links
• Chemistry making Metuchen dangerous tournament team
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• Mid. County schools collect 58 tons of food
• Recent college grads set framework for job success
• NAACP offers free forum on housing
• Trip to NYC’s 9/11 Memorial on June 4
• ‘Know Your Medicine’ at Beth-El on May 20
• Step it up
• Literacy walk slated for June 10 at MCC
• Master Gardeners to visit Giamarese
• Uzi, assault rifles among guns turned in
• GI Go Fund to hold Jeans for Troops Day
• Metuchen seeks female veterans for parade
• County unveils new system for community notification
• Crusade to support brain tumor awareness
• Local AARP slates Niagara Falls trip
• Say ‘ah’
• Dental facility invites public to open house
• Friends to host trip to Metropolitan Museum
• Edison troupe set for ‘Jacques Brel’
• Reaching out
• Local man celebrates loss of 100 pounds in a year
• Edison student seeks votes in Doodle 4 Google contest
• Hundreds take part in local Walk MS
• Vendors sought for flea May 19 market
• Bully-resistant workshop June 2
• Woodbridge Township presents ‘tool time’
• This ‘grassroots’ protest is a long way from the grass
• Teachers are important members of society
• Why blame Obama for gas prices?
• Golden Glove athletes working toward their goals
• Reader challenges letter writer’s claims
• Political Cartoon
• Hill speaks on gender, race and the American dream
• Artist’s ‘Balancing Act’ on display in Metuchen
• Edison looking to hire firefighters at lower cost
• R.U. athletes tell students bullying is out of bounds
• Edison student a state winner in Doodle 4 Google competition; public voting now open
• Metuchen Cash Mob event scheduled for May 5
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• Despite replacing five starters, Falcon golfers rank with the best
• Warm winter helped produce early results for Eagle golfers
• Hawks finish second to Vikings at GMC tennis championships
• North Brunswick Cops & Rodders car show kicks into high gear
• ‘Tag-O-Mania’ to benefit St. Matthew’s
• Chamber golf outing set for May 21
• College has Saturday hours on May 12
• Energy for Life class for cancer survivors
• Chess class for youths at Metuchen library
• Plant, yard sale to benefit students
• Delegates from India to visit YMCA
• JFK Auxiliary to host ball
• Step Up for the Arc on Saturday in Edison
• Greater Media Newspapers takes home 15 awards in NJPA contest
• Neve Shalom to hold blood drive May 20
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• Neve Shalom to hold blood drive May 20
• Talks on Golda Meir, Danny Kaye, more
• YMCA sponsors trip to see musical comedy
• The final act of the driver’s ed drama
• They’ve drawn one more ridiculous line in the sand
• Writer supports flat federal income tax
• We have a bully in Trenton, former mayor says
• BOE spends taxpayers’ money in frivolous way
• Political Cartoon
• Register for Metuchen Memorial Day parade
• Metuchen woman makes 100th donation to N.B. blood center
• Organization seeking applicants for award
• Clothing drive, yard sale, car wash at JPS
• Helping Hand Society to sponsor tricky tray May 4
• Women business owners to meet
• It’s ‘Back in Black’ month at Edison animal shelter
• Olive oil producer sets up shop in Edison
• Library board moves meeting to May 16
• Anita Hill to speak at Pines Manor on May 3
• Edison ranked second-most peaceful metro area in U.S.
• Brain tumor survivor, family run for charity
• Cleanup work progressing at ex-Raritan Arsenal site
• Edison Y nurturing township’s ‘true gem’
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• Edison track coach Harris teaches athletics, life goals
• Led by Kim, Metuchen golf team is undefeated
• Teens Against Cancer to hold pasta dinner
• Edison family fishing derby set for May 5
• Vendors sought for flea May 19 market
• Abandoned Route 1 gas station in Edison to get the heave-ho
• Kathleen Alpiar
• Andrew J. Scopelliti
• Religious school open house slated for May 1
• School officials: James Madison Media Center now on cutting edge
• Laura Spinello
• Gayle Ross Winther
• Club to discuss classes for women over 50
• Volunteers sought for hospice program
• Dance marathon to benefit school
• Ryan Patterson Memorial Scholarship established for late swim coach
• Volunteers, sponsors sought for 5th annual Junebug ArtFest
• Authors’ Network meeting open to all
• J.P. Stevens to host state jazz band finals
• Metuchen group to award scholarships to seniors
• Seasons 52 plans Menlo Park Mall opening next spring
• Newcomers win election to Metuchen school board
• Edison to begin teacher evaluations in the fall
• Marlboro drawing line in the sand over COAH funds
• Name-calling can begin a downward spiral
• Voice your opinion about S.S. and Medicare
• Walking effective way to combat obesity
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• JFK to host Stroke Awareness Seminar
• Metuchen district planning to stay at forefront of bullying prevention
• Community groups partner as author’s visit approaches
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• Fans can’t get enough of comics great Rudy Nebres
• Edison school budget sees narrow approval
• Edison, Wbg. mayors encourage organ donation
• Edison school budget sees narrow approval
• Newcomers win election to Metuchen school board
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• Bishop Ahr H.S. needs to find out if it’s a GMC contender in ’12
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• Anderson is role model for her Bulldogs to follow
• Falcons seeking right mix to bring team to a boil
• Walkathon ‘going to the dogs’ on May 20
• Club to discuss classes for those over 50
• ‘Christopher Creed’ author at Metuchen library
• Anita Hill to speak at Pines Manor on May 3
• Fires reported at two parks
• Twp. scores hole-in-one with new golf center
• County sets birthday parties for age 90-plus
• Open Access Week at Y community Campus
• Music recital
• Healthy Living meeting at Beth-el
• Foundation for Catholic Ed. dinner
• Yoga class at Neve Shalom on April 29
• Summer camp open house April 21
• mr. RAY and Friends to perform April 20
• Cars burglarized in Metuchen
• Police: Two Edison residents victimized by different scams
• Master Gardeners available to speak
• MCC Golf Classic set for May 3
• Edison schools to launch summer course program
• Earth Day recognized with reopening of nature center
• J.P. Stevens to host state jazz band finals
• Spring sports bring out the long johns
• New Jersey found a pot of gold, and wants to keep it
• Child Abuse Awareness Month: Make prevention a priority
• Job Corps works in Edison
• Volunteers work to combat pancreatic cancer
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• Magic for family at annual fundraiser
• Vendors sought for flea May 19 market
• Scholar to present Middle East overview
• A loaf of bread
• A vampirific night at storied Metuchen house
• ‘First Vampyre’ gets stage treatment in Metuchen
• Edison fears losing $4M in affordable housing funds
• A passion for pizza
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• Area schools participating in Golf in Schools program
• Division III Player of the Week
• Eagles off to flying start on the softball diamond
• St. Joe’s volleyball team has lofty goals for 2012
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• Residents invited to drop off items for reuse in honor of Earth Day
• North Brunswick, Edison men charged with trying to sell pills
• Prescription drug awareness April 18
• ‘Mind Body Spirit Expo’ April 13-15
• Triple C Ranch Earth Day Festival April 15
• SIX13 to perform at Neve Shalom
• Middlesex slates next shredding program
• Volunteers sought for hospice program
• Underage drinking to be discussed April 17
• Pathmark program brings rewards to Edison school
• ‘Gallery of Hope and Pride’ exhibit opens
• Register for town sale by April 14
• Magic show to benefit Municipal Alliance
• A cappella concert to benefit scholarship fund
• ‘Putt it there’
• Church to host flea market April 14
• Bishop Ahr H.S. open house April 23
• Friends bring ‘Fair Trade’ shopping to Metuchen
• Clothing drive to benefit band program
• Police investigate luring report
• YMCA CEO looks back on a most fulfilling career
• Doctors to discuss heart disease at dinner
• Just look under ‘p’ for power tools
• Up in the sky, it’s not a bird, or a plane — it’s The Donald
• Register with community notification system
• Edison mayor should practice what she preaches
• Fon, Harris and Anes for school board
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• Career Day for people with disabilities
• Butterflies at AARP meeting April 16
• Open auditions for Plays-in-the-Park
• Metuchen BOE candidates discuss issues facing district
• Water company plans $3.3M upgrade
• Edison native’s film to debut at Tribeca
• Six seek three seats on Edison school board
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• Pitching will carry the day for Trojan baseball team
• Metuchen baseball team looking to get offensive
• Groom left her mark on Edison basketball
• ‘Mind Body Spirit Expo’ April 13-15
• Police: Resident arrived home to find burglary suspects leaving
• Bank to hold Shred Days in April, May
• Bus trip to N.Y. Historical Society
• Connections program seeks volunteers
• Magic for family at annual fundraiser
• Post-Passover pasta at Neve Shalom
• Area residents have been ‘Bitt’en by the beer bug
• County Economic Development Plan available online
• Safety awareness
• Interfaith Holocaust Memorial Program
• ‘Egg-Stravaganza’ at church April 7
• Marchers sought for Memorial Day parade
• Hellenic Dancers of N.J. will celebrate 40 years
• Register for town sale by April 14
• Grandma throws caution to the wind
• Let’s just admit it: The money is pretty nice
• Staff at rehabilitation center deserves praise
• Former BOE member supports budget, candidates
• Supports Romano for Edison school board
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• Police charge driver in crash that killed Edison man
• Clothing drive to benefit band program
• Energy for Life class for cancer survivors
• Police charge Pa. man in 2010 Edison homicide
• Authors’ Network meeting open to all
• Edison council asks for help as it OKs latest tax appeal
• Metuchen business turns into ‘Mob’ scene for a day
• Edison police make arrests in robbery of Route 1 gas station
• Edison signs on for second year with red-light camera company
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• Hawks are relying on pitching, reliable defense
• Untested pitchers hold key to Eagles baseball
• ‘Mind Body Spirit Expo’ April 13-15
• Interfaith Holocaust Memorial Program
• Police: Teen robbed of iPhone
• Clothing drive to benefit band program
• JFK Auxiliary to host ball
• Edison resident going the distance for cancer research
• Neve Shalom Men’s Club to host discussion
• Middlesex businesses urged to share stories
• ‘The Last Supper’ at Metuchen church
• Chamber of Commerce golf outing May 21
• Water rate hike proposal would impact local towns
• Healthy Living meeting at Beth-el
• The family dispatcher is feeling her oats
• It’s one of those good news, bad news deals
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• Two members back Fong, Harris, Anes for Board of Education
• Brain Injury Awareness Month: time for action
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• Students learn the ABCs of how to be a journalist
• Metuchen market organizers seek feedback for 2012 series
• Resident injured in Edison fire; suspicious blaze reported at JFK
• Metuchen police report two accidents involving pedestrians
• Edison school delves deeper into the arts
• Lions to hold pancake breakfast
• Open auditions for Plays-in-the-Park
• Edison council rejects two attorneys’ contracts
• Bowling team assists girl, 5, battling cancer
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• Hub City fencers win medals at state Middle School tourney
• Bucchignano looking to maintain Falcons’ success
• JP Stevens volleyball team is powered by Crawford
• St. Joe’s falls to Plainfield in NJSIAA TOC semifinal
• Nominations sought for annual awards
• Tennis lessons to start in Metuchen
• ‘Maintenance Mania’
• Personal trainer will offer advice to women
• Artists sought for annual Junebug fest
• Register for Indian Health Fair by April 5
• Free practice SAT at Metuchen library
• Neve Shalom to hold blood drive March 25
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• ‘Holocaust Resisters’ at Neve Shalom
• Garden clubs to hold combined meeting
• Hadassah Shabbat slated for March 30
• Spring rummage sale March 25 at Emanu-El
• Flapjacks to benefit Bishop Ahr H.S.
• Edison school community hits court with NFL players
• Launch party set for new art blog
• Edison h.s. to present ‘The Wedding Singer’
• Police charge man in alleged theft by deception scheme in Metuchen
• Edison AARP slates meeting, trips
• Does whiskey come with the box lunch?
• Edison police charge three in burglaries
• The kids always said that school food tastes funny
• Photos of Holocaust survivors, dead sought
• Reader: Cartoon is in poor taste & column is offensive
• Inhalant use is a silent, preventable epidemic
• Income tax vs. property tax
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• Martial arts program for kids at library
• Emanu-El slates trip to Jewish museum
• Vocally talented cast set for ‘Sweeney Todd’
• ‘Dine to Donate’ at Houlihan’s March 26
• Rt. 27 gas station held up
• There’s no place like home
• Job applicants will undergo background checks in Edison
• Metuchen narrows builders’ pitches for Pearl St. project
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• Edison High School to present ‘The Wedding Singer’
• After winning state title, it’s on to TOC for St. Joseph’s basketball team
• Jones has become Bulldogs’ record-setting swimmer
• Bishop Ahr’s Liz Sharlow doesn’t settle for being good
• Kids’ safety seminar slated for March 24
• Edison AARP slates meetings, trips
• Dentist charged with fraud
• Java Nagila at Neve Shalom on March 25
• Anita Hill to speak at Pines Manor on May 3
• ‘When Do We Eat’ to be shown March 28
• St. Cecelia School to close; declining enrollment cited
• Film, discussion for baby boomers at JCC
• Register for passport March 23
• Ladies Night Out bingo & dinner March 26
• Orders accepted for Seder centerpieces
• Manhattan Jazz at Metuchen library
• Edison police report phone scam
• Kennel Club Dog Show March 23
• Middlesex CC to hold open house March 25
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• ‘Rescuing the River’ screening March 22
• Volunteers who CARE get a space of their own
• Free program on Alzheimer’s disease
• Metuchen sees series of motor vehicle burglaries in one day
• Learn to knit socks at Edison library
• On the road with five 17-year-old boys
• Tax cheats: you’ll know ’em by the fancy cars they drive
• Income tax vs. property tax to fund schools
• School budget gives new meaning to repurposing
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• Police: Burglary suspect entered hotel guest rooms in Edison
• YMCA gets new president with ‘proven track record’
• Fight obesity at ‘Move It to Lose It’
• ‘History of Hollywood Musical’ at library
• Edison police headquarters set to undergo extensive renovations
• Metuchen expects savings with automated recycling program
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• Metuchen school taxes proposed to rise $104
• New development on way to Revlon site
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• Bulldog girls in the hunt for first CJ title since 1981
• St. Joes’s Brix knows basketball is about more than just scoring
• Brady remains focused, finishes third in the state
• ‘A Spiritual Passover’ concert March 25
• School fundraiser at Hailey’s Harp & Pub
• EHS to host NFL Celebrity Basketball
• Edison Scout improves grounds of tower site
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• Irish Night Songfest at St. Matthew School
• Basket raffle at St. Joe’s March 30
• Fire destroys garbage trucks
• Metuchen library to host international film festival
• Army 2nd Infantry Division vets sought
• Cats, dogs available at Edison Animal Shelter
• Tickets on sale for ‘Taste of Middlesex’
• Students dance for a cause
• Woodbridge Artisan Guild changes location, expands programs
• Authors’ Network meeting open to all
• Single Jewish Friends to hold luncheon
• Kosher for Passover wine for sale
• Morning family service at Neve Shalom
• Purim Carnival at JCC March 11
• Wrestling fundraiser for Edison schools
• S-h-o-w t-i-m-e
• Road rage reported in Edison
• Police warn of purse snatchings
• Photos of Holocaust survivors, victims sought
• Chamber reception slated for March 10
• Kids’ safety seminar slated for March 24
• Birthday party brainstorm
• Prom dresses, accessories sought
• It was no time to wear cute shoes
• Million Moms on warpath about gay life in Riverdale
• Food donations are need now ‘more than ever’
• School taxes should be based on income
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• Learn computer skills at Edison libraries
• Singles lunch slated for March 18
• Donors needed for blood drive on March 18
• Anita Hill to speak at Pines Manor on May 3
• Edison fires result in injuries, widespread power outages
• St. Paddy’s Day parade returns to Woodbridge
• R.U. athletes visit students
• Flapjack fundraiser slated for March 10
• Night of baseball reading, writing
• Ladies night out slated for March 26
• Spring rummage sale March 25 at Emanu-El
• Rutgers fair aims to ‘Retool Your Career’
• Edison YMCA breaks ground on expansion
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• Edison police may soon go electronic with tickets
• Edison school budget will raises taxes $72
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• Edison fires result in injuries, widespread power outages
• Trojans sending three wrestlers to NJSIAA state championships
• St. Joe’s is accumulating championships this winter
• The Bible Players at Neve Shalom
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• Film, discussion for baby boomers at JCC
• Free practice SAT test, tips on essay writing
• Church to host 21-family garage sale
• Breakfast to benefit soup kitchen
• ‘Getting your ZZZZZs with Ease’ March 5
• Wardlaw-Hartridge students set to bring ‘Grease’ to stage
• Sisterhood luncheon slated for March 11
• Pizza pointers
• Library to host health awareness series
• Huey and Vernon: The Odd Couple
• A more humane approach to battle for the Holy Grail
• Christie thanked for crackdown on fraudulent contractors
• Stink bugs remind us why invasives stink
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• Philharmonic performance to feature Edison soloist, 17
• Scholar-in-Residence program at temple slated for March 2-3
• Depression Glass Club to hold show, sale
• Florist to speak at women’s club March 7
• Purim Carnival at JCC March 11
• Irish Night Songfest at St. Matthew School
• Purim dinner, carnival at Emanu-el
• Metuchen’s best in class
• Manpower shortage brings protocol change in Edison
• Holocaust survivor shares story of capture, freedom
• Edison officials question town’s hiring practices
• Edison BOE keeping school elections in April, for now
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• Bishop Ahr win sets up rematch with Raiders
• Oyler danced her way to basketball success
• Falcons best Monroe, advance to GMC semis
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• Zodiac Business Mixer set for Feb. 29
• Edison Rec sponsoring trip to circus
• Lecture, Java Nagila at Neve Shalom
• Dennis “D.J.” Johnson
• Marion K. (Kulesa) Garlatti
• Lenten Recital Series at church
• Scarf workshop at Edison library
• Bowl-a-Thon to benefit day program
• Edison teen robbed on Plainfield Ave.
• Police warn of deception scam
• Daddy-Daughter Dance set for March 9
• This virus an equal opportunity intruder
• America the free (I don’t think so)
• Writer offers comments on mayor’s letter
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• Christie playing politics with same-sex marriage
• Property tax relief is the No. 1 priority for taxpayers
• Columnist’s statements are ‘at best, premature,’ reader says
• ‘Tribute to the Troops’ at library Feb. 26
• Depression Glass Club to hold show, sale
• Boat Sale & Expo at Raritan Center
• Knitting classes at Edison library
• Local authors to discuss books on baseball during MCC event
• Night at the movies at Congregation Beth-el
• Opening a new chapter on Main St., Metuchen
• Firefighters compete for chef bragging rights at annual festival
• Local resident’s talent is truly in the cards
• Sewer, landfill, road upgrades in $52M plan
• Fire company, officials honor Edison on his birthday
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• Middlesex’s Jordan named GSAC Player of the Week
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• Fundraiser is highlight of Hawks’ bowling season
• Bishop Ahr girls are top seed for GMC basketball tourney
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• Make pizza at the Metuchen library
• Bariatric weight-loss seminar at JFK
• Family jewelry-making event Feb. 29
• ‘Vashti’s Banquet’ March 12 in Metuchen
• Free SAT/ACT combo practice test Feb. 17
• He says I don’t need my floppy anymore
• Mardi Gras 2012 slated for Feb. 18
• Edison nonprofit opens first office
• Lecture on college student nutrition Feb. 19
• Edison concert celebrates women percussionists
• Police: Edison teen arrested after scuffle with officer
• Tubing during a snowless winter
• Provident raising funds for FoodBank
• Police: Teens robbed of cell phones in Edison parking lot
• New law lets a little more sun shine on government
• Lyme support group member thanks library
• Resident thanks Chamber of Commerce administrator
• Website provides info on same-day surgery centers
• No need for schools to teach in another language
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• Attendees have a howling good time at Super Pet Expo
• St. Matthew School to register new students
• Middlesex County budget to cut spending by more than $1M
• Sew crafty
• Local History Day takes on Civil War, Lincoln theme
• Indoor high school guard show Feb. 18
• MCC to honor Milltown resident at scholarship gala
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• Edison mayor confident in new CFO appointee
• JFK Medical Ctr. takes on 911 calls in Met.
• Proposal package designed to keep Edison on right track
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• Metuchen wrestlers focused on District 25 tournament
• Metuchen’s McVicker believed in her dreams
• Eagles showing improvement at every practice and game
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• Songs & stories of Civil Rights movement Feb. 11
• Preschool to hold open house Sunday
• ‘Brainy Borough Chili Challenge’ on Feb. 26
• Warm clothing drive for refugee families
• Concerns surround election of Edison board vice chair
• English classes offered at JCC in Edison
• Metuchen school board keeps election in April, for now
• Time for fuzzies, curdles and taxes
• A bag of ganja may have cost a young man his life
• Same benefits should apply to all
• Resident thanks chamber’s administrator
• Kudos to Edison schools for new math curricula
• Mayor: Focus on what’s best for town
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• Mardi Gras 2012 slated for Feb. 18
• Bishop Ahr H.S. to hold tricky tray
• Police: Edison man struck during attempted robbery on street
• Police ask residents to be alert about suspicious visitors
• Women’s role in Civil War to be discussed
• Lecture on college student nutrition Feb. 19
• Metuchen students come to aid of peers in Ghana
• Volunteers step up to ‘Give Kids a Smile’
• Grand reopening of Edison museum expected in spring
• A fitting tribute
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• J.P. Stevens basketball team is within reach of its goal
• Bulldogs are bringing it on defense every game
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• Zumbathon to benefit American Heart Ass’n
• Indoor guard show Feb. 18 at J.P. Stevens
• Life & music of Louis Armstrong on Feb. 7
• ‘Tu B’Shvat & Me’ at Neve Shalom
• Violinist and pianist at Metuchen library
• Free SAT/ACT combo practice test Feb. 17
• Dance extravaganza Feb. 3 at MHS
• Boy Scouts to host all-you-can-eat breakfast
• Coco Key: Water park fun in the winter
• Local History Day Feb. 12 at Metuchen library
• Edison Rec sponsoring trip to circus
• Emanu-El to offer events in February
• Purse snatchings reported in Edison
• Jewish film series at Neve Shalom
• They’re becoming chips off the old block
• Sometimes, we all need a coach in our corner
• We should show more respect for America and its icons
• Provides own view on state of Edison
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• Date change for kindergarten parents’ meeting
• It’s not too late: MCC classes start Feb. 13
• Connections program seeks volunteers
• Local Marine loses his life weeks before scheduled return home
• Garage sale at Grace church Feb. 4
• Metuchen bar/grill offers classic cuisine, entertainment
• Councilman pleads for help with tax appeal inundation
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• Mayor discusses challenges and successes
• Hegyes touched lives of many in the hometown he loved
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• St. Joe’s hockey team using all four lines
• JPS hockey program building strong base
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• ‘Self: Scape’ art exhibition at MCC
• ‘Snow day’
• Elks to conduct Flag Retirement Ceremony
• St. Francis School to hold open house
• Meeting for parents of future kindergartners
• Folk Art Craft Show planned for Jan. 27-29
• As if January wasn’t bad enough ...
• ‘Tu B’Shvat & Me’ at Neve Shalom
• New Year Blessings Ceremony Jan. 29
• No more Twinkies? Now that’s a real nightmare
• Environmental group & church should seek common ground
• Animal registry safeguards the community
• Deferred compensation has put us in a tough spot
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• Third suspect in holdup of Edison store turns self in
• Garden club to meet Jan. 25 at library
• ‘Adventures of Baron Munchausen’ Jan. 29
• Tricky Tray at Thomas Jefferson School Feb. 3
• YMCA community honors legacy, spirit of late coach
• Edison OKs controversial Dismal Swamp request
• Edison charter school plan denied yet again
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• Arrest made in assault of Woodbridge police officer
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• Edison, Bishop Ahr girls in running for GMC titles
• Bishop Ahr, St. Joe’s benefiting from playing tough schedules
• Passing the baton
• Indoor guard show Feb. 18 at J.P. Stevens
• ‘Ground zero’ tourism, then and now
• Zumbathon to benefit American Heart Assoc.
• Dance extravaganza Feb. 3 at MHS
• Food, fun, crafts sought for international night
• Free training program for NJ veterans
• Edison council mulls change in police hiring provisions
• Free Indian rhythms workshop Jan. 22
• Diabetes management program at library
• Women’s club slates talk on sciatica
• Elks to hold Flag retirement ceremony
• He’s got his mom on a technicality
• Threatened no-kill shelter in need of last-minute help
• Clinical Trial Awareness Month for pancreatic cancer
• Just, fair salary for everyone, including teachers
• Public betrayed by vote for development
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• Sisterhood Shabbat, adult ed. at Beth-El
• Hadassah slates progressive dinner
• Director Vanessa Roth at Forum Theater
• Zimmerli highlights revelations in Soviet nonconformist art
• Discounted tickets to Feb. 26 Devils game
• International Family Fun Night Jan. 20
• Edison mayor to address town Jan. 24
• Edison officials, residents celebrate legacy of King
• Man punched by would-be robbers in Edison parking lot, police say
• Police: Man charged with peering
• Edison police arrest two in cell phone store hold-up
• ‘Adventures of Baron Munchausen’ Jan. 29
• Comic book artist dreams of breaking the barriers
• Edison officials to look at police promotion issue
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• New superintendent gets acquainted
• Crowds come out to fight mail operations transfer
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• Tough schedule designed to prepare Trojans for states
• Hawks invited to MLS combine
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• Hawks’ wrestling team has experience and leadership
• Metuchen to hold Citizen Police Academy
• Metuchen council honors WWII veteran for service to country
• Blood drive at Anshe Emeth on Jan. 15
• Celtic music at Edison AARP meeting
• Blood drive Jan. 15 at Metuchen Library
• Free Indian rhythms workshop Jan. 22
• CASA will honor children’s advocates
• The heartbreak of family time texting (FTT)
• ‘Jersey Sting’ author at Neve Shalom
• Boat Sale & Expo at Raritan Center
• Edison police charge two men in taxicab carjacking
• Clothing recycling proceeds keep DARE alive in Metuchen
• Keep cans, bottles off streets, highways
• Reader urges awareness of pancreatic cancer trials
• Much remains to be done to realize King’s dream
• Cartoon
• M.L. King events slated in local area
• Sports injuries is topic of Jan. 26 seminar
• NAWBO-CJ hosts panel discussion
• Teen Summit on N.J. Inner City Life
• Edison board, teachers’ union in contract talks
• Sports site proposal OK’d amid concerns
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• Edison officials take optimistic view of 2012
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• sport shorts 
• New weight classes hurt Group I wrestling teams like Metuchen
• Eagles mat coaches seek hardworking students
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• Civil War discussion group to meet Jan. 10
• Havdalah, musical program at Neve Shalom
• Evening of Israeli dancing Jan. 16
• Places to go
• Completely bowled over by football
• Photo
• Nominations sought for heart assoc. award
• Children embrace the holidays at annual party
• How about a nice watch when these folks retire?
• Time to let go of grudges, hard feelings
• Cartoon
• Perilstein to council: Keep working, embrace change
• Free seminar on wills, estate planning
• Edison implementing new math curriculum next year
• Man, 21, stabbed to death at hip-hop party in Edison
• WCTC to be recognized for promoting hiring of veterans
• Temple Emanu-El to hold January events
• ‘Bare with us ...’ Uh, no thank you.
• Edison school brings cheer to hospitalized children
• Edison Library avoid cuts
• Metuchen cultural hotspot will close at month’s end
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• Man, 21, stabbed to death at hip hop party in Edison
• How to get your sports news in the paper
• Hawk basketball team shows signs of progress
• Sky Blue to hold open tryouts
• Trojans hope to benefit from beefed-up schedule
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• Cats, dogs available at Edison Animal Shelter
• Energy for Life class for cancer survivors
• Local man among 3 sentenced in investment/tax fraud scheme
• Community night at Herbert Hoover School
• Meeting on mail processing study rescheduled to Jan. 10
• Top chefs
• Still waiting for that uninvited holiday guest
• You’re not getting fat, you’re just a survivor
• EPA, though imperfect, has made extraordinary progress
• Group seeks sponsors to help donkeys, horses
• Cartoon
• Keep school-budget vote out of general election
• Food, fun, crafts sought for international night
• ‘Israel Info Evening’ Jan. 5 at Neve Shalom
• Edison effort shows fallen heroes are not forgotten
• Edison Lions throw special holiday dance
• Police: Robberies reported at two businesses in Edison
• Sisterhood Shabbat slated for Jan. 21
• Metuchen seeks auxiliary police officers
• Separate swim for men, women at JCC
• Edison rec to hold adult, teen programs
• Congregation Beth-El offers free membership
• Met. council bids farewell to Lease at final meeting
• Holiday joy
• Top 10 stories of 2011
• Edison officials eager to bring productive use to landfill site
• Budget woes force more library layoffs, closures
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• Bulldogs’ new coach Korellis likes team’s relentlessness
• Falcons reloading for what should be another big season
• With voices lifted
• Chinese New Year: dragons & dim sum
• The food stamp challenge
• Metuchen to hold Citizen Police Academy
• Here comes Santa
• Middlesex County to buy Tasers for law enforcement agencies
• Community night at Herbert Hoover School
• And for her birthday? A new filter!
• New Jersey pols come through for veterans
• Reader: Charter school violates separation of church/state
• Community cares for youth, seniors
• Dreaming of a green Garden State Christmas
• Cartoon
• Postal Service sets public meeting on possible move from Edison site
• Sexual violence victim advocates are needed
• Metuchen to light up sky New Year’s Eve
• Church schedules Christmas services
• Temple Emanu-El to hold January events
• Bank on Rt. 27 in Edison robbed
• Administrator charged with stealing $460,000
• Police: Edison resident scammed trying to sell item on Internet
• Sheriff’s Office arrests 44 in child support sweep
• Free practice SAT at Metuchen library
• Edison cop cited for email regarding budget crisis
• Council members air views on ‘unnecessary’ furloughs
• ‘Jersey Sting’ author at Neve Shalom
• Lox Stock & Deli to cater Hanukkah event
• Intro to fencing for young adults at library
• Pantry marks 20 years of alleviating hunger
• Mango Languages at Edison library
• Energy for Life class for cancer survivors
• Metuchen chamber makes gift certificates available
• ‘Israel Info Evening’ Jan. 5 at Neve Shalom
• Free seminar on wills, estate planning
• PSE&G lowers natural gas bills
• College opens veterans center on Edison campus
• Police: Husband shot wife, turned gun on self in Edison
• Redevelopment proposals under review in Metuchen
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• Inexperienced Hawks look to progress with each game
• Falcons know they have to earn their success on the ice
• Two Metuchen homes burglarized
• Rosemary E. Brzychcy
• Johanna E. Law
• Mildred E. Gloff
• John “Murphy” P. O’Connell
• Agnes K. Vassanella Baboski
• Rick Anthony Morris
• Ice skating exhibition at Roosevelt Park
• Holiday Adoption Day for cats Dec. 17
• Coats for kids
• Street gang associates sentenced for crack cocaine distribution
• Edison police: Armed suspects rob T-Mobile store, flee with $1K, phones
• Cat Adoption Day at Muscle Maker Grill
• Avidan announces leases at Talmadge Rd. site in Edison
• Festival of Lights event Dec. 22 in Edison
• Raconteur Radio presents ‘A Christmas Carol’
• Thefts reported from cars outside Edison business
• Christmas delights, Hanukkah lights
• Police: Edison woman scammed out of $15K by unknown caller
• AARP schedules holiday luncheon
• Edison schools earns spot on AP Honor Roll
• Woe at U.S. Postal Service is being felt in Milltown
• Thanks to those helping to fight pancreatic cancer
• Schools are for education, not social services
• Town leaders need to resolve their differences
• Cartoon
• Residents of South Amboy, Edison join YMCA board
• Student gains experience at medical mission in Dominican Republic
• Clara Barton holiday fest a treat for residents
• Free practice SAT at Met library
• Christmas cantata at Metuchen church
• Metuchen H.S. band gears up for trip to Orange Bowl
• Edison’s furloughed workers back to work after funds transfer OK’d
• Metuchen BOE welcomes new superintendent
• Hebrew charter school faces opposition
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• Employees return to work in Edison
• Edison council sets special meeting on fund transfer
• Winter Fall Festival comes to Edison Dec. 10
• Bishop Ahr has loaded up its schedule to be competitive
• Falcon swimmers looking to remain among state’s best
• Photos
• Edison launches breakfast program in select schools
• Scholarships open to local h.s. seniors
• Holiday tour of botanical gardens Dec. 15
• Free practice SAT at Met library
• Firefighters in training
• English/Spanish event to focus on Guadalupe
• Matt Wong set to appear at coffee shop
• Crossing guards sought in Metuchen
• Filmmaker Sayles in Metuchen on Dec. 17
• Road Show returns to Edison
• Residents donate unused meds during Medicine Chest Challenge
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• Christmas cantata at Metuchen church
• Kenny Vance and The Planotones at Forum
• Beth-El selling Entertainment books
• Two officers injured before arrests of burglary suspects
• Wreaths across America to honor veterans
• UNconventional Event for fundraising pros
• Four charged with buying, selling synthetic marijuana
• MOMS Club to meet Dec. 8 in Edison
• Pancreatic cancer: Raising awareness of disease that cuts lives short
• ‘The Nutcracker’
• Cats, dogs available at Edison Animal Shelter
• Why dust? Just turn the lights down
• A misguided effort to protect the farm team
• Edison pulls together and makes miracles
• Pines Manor staff kind, generous to teens
• Cartoon
• AARP to fight potential phone rate hikes
• Family garage sale at church Dec. 10
• Vet assistant, health professions info night
• Edison school’s craft fair set for Dec. 10
• Metuchen to step up efforts against aggressive driving
• Magical house tour
• Neve Shalom to host annual auction
• Nativity canceled, but other events slated
• Police: Suspect attempted to steal copper wire
• Two charged in theft from gas station
• Police in Edison, Metuchen report two bank robberies
• Preschoolers get lesson in life from local seniors
• Edisonmayor: Furloughs needed due to inaction
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• New Jersey Flower And Garden Show 2012
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• Eagle cagers expect to be competitive in GMC play
• Gazda has Bulldogs moving forward on the hardwood
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• St. Luke’s Christmas fair Saturday
• Middlesex College to present dance concert
• Wreaths across America to honor veterans
• Edison police chief defends increase in overtime costs
• Sometimes, it’s fair to blame the messenger
• Live Nativity at Metuchen church
• Pet photos with Santa will benefit shelter
• Neve Shalom to host annual auction
• Edison soccer players, coaches united to make a difference
• Superintendent will be honored at event
• Metuchen holiday house tour Dec. 4
• Israel Defense Forces ensemble to perform
• Preschool Story Hour
• Tree-lighting ceremony Dec. 1 at JFK Medical
• Edison to host game show Dec. 6
• Jazz concert at JCC Dec. 4
• Teen crafts to benefit Ronald McDonald House
• ‘Joy to the World’ dance extravaganza Dec. 4
• Police investigate home burglary
• Met. police report thefts from residents’ sheds
• Three get varying charges after police respond to bank
• Elks to honor deceased members Sunday
• Winter parade
• Kenny Vance and The Planotones at Forum
• Metuchen author’s musings focus on everyday events
• Edison council frustrated over need to move funds
• Edison teacher charged with attempted criminal sexual contact
• Free classes offered at fitness center
• Metuchen BIL releases guide to holiday weekend in boro
• Police: Suspect killed himself after bank heist was foiled
• Council needs to transfer money from line item to line item
• Time for action on pay-to-play
• Cartoon
• Edison council: ‘No confidence’ in mayor
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• Edison has unfinished business on the basketball hardwood
• Team means everything to Trojan gymnast Vacchio
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• Superintendent will be honored at event
• Preschool Story Hour
• Live Nativity at Metuchen church
• Puppet show, ‘Java Nagila’ at Neve Shalom
• Friends group has raised over $300K for Metuchen library
• Metuchen to hold Citizen Police Academy
• Restaurant celebrates grand opening at Colonial Village in Edison
• Israel Defense Forces ensemble to perform
• MCC vice prez. honored as Woman of the Year
• Library bd. meeting moved to Dec. 7
• Metuchen holiday house tour Dec. 5
• Holiday tour of botanical gardens Dec. 5
• Trip to Metropolitan Museum Dec. 6
• Edison Rec to host holiday events, trips
• Metuchen police investigate burglary
• Edison police charge woman in stabbing
• PETA: Spare a turkey, make it a vegan holiday
• Blood drive at Neve Shalom Dec. 4
• Free classes offered at fitness center
• Ricigliano explains decisions on some of Edison’s key issues
• Enjoy your turkey, even if it’s killing our planet
• Save volunteer district ethics committees
• Cartoon
• Crossing guards sought in Metuchen
• MOMS Club to meet Dec. 8 in Edison
• Jazz concert at Jewish Comm. Center Dec. 4
• Author offers expressions for life’s ups and downs
• Pet photos with Santa will benefit shelter
• Metuchen’s Jingle Bell Run an annual show of strength
• Judaica artisans at Crafts Night, Nov. 30
• Two New York men charged in burglary of Edison residence
• Parents, judges celebrate newly expanded families
• Edison board OKs Wal-Mart expansion
• Edison officials explain tax impact on residents
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• Coldwell Banker in Metuchen/Edison sponsors Food Drive
• Metuchen boys’ x-c success a tribute to team strength
• Bulldogs’ season concludes with tough loss in CJ I final
• Sports short
• Conjuring the Dead
• Nov. 20 cut-a-thon to benefit MHS band
• Judaica artisans at Crafts Night, Nov. 30
• MS support group meeting Nov. 22
• Library special board meeting Saturday
• Garage sale Saturday at Grace Church
• Three suspects charged in murder of Edison man
• Get your motor runnin’, then sit in the recliner
• Event to benefit Project Graduation
• ‘Israel Travel for Every Budget’ Nov. 30
• Edison voters keep Dems in control of Twp. Council
• Edison YMCA to hold food drive
• Edison AARP slates meeting, trip
• Metuchen Diocese slates trip to D.C.
• Vernon, quit hacking your little brother!
• ‘Veterans and the End of Life’ Nov. 16
• TNR more effective, humane, inexpensive than trap and kill
• Proposed charter school changes its application
• In praise and condemnation of PSE&G
• Cartoon
• Comedy show to benefit EHS football team
• Middlesex CC to host Art of Collage exhibit
• John A. Stokes will be remembered at recital
• Masked man robs Edison bank
• Boot camp event to raise funds for Metuchen cheerleaders
• Pancreatic cancer vigil to be held on Sunday
• Edison council, mayor fail to agree to meeting
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• Incumbents win mayor, council seats in Met.
• Opposition rallies against latest charter school plan
• Democrats sweep in Edison
• Eagles score big GMC win over Metuchen
• Trojans’ GMC gymnastic streak snapped by Bears
• Photo
• Time for fall family fun!
• Opera company slates musical benefit
• Students from across the globe attending school at Bishop Ahr
• Edison chamber adds Career Fairs to website
• Edison health care network renamed JFK Health System
• Edison schools will pilot Singapore Math program
• election letters 
• Don’t allow Edison to give away precious parkland
• Beth-El to host Atlantic City trip
• Kids Rock-n-Roll Night set for Nov. 4
• Women’s club meeting slated for Nov. 2
• Edison officials consider reviving leaf bag program
• Joyce E. Paskovich Cruz
• Kenneth A. Wallace
• John M. Mileto
• Roseanne Posta Lovell
• Vendors sought for Cub Scout bazaar
• AARP offers voting guide
• N.J. has politicians who fight for our health
• Cartoon
• Mr. Ray Halloween show at Forum Oct 29
• Acoustic guitar concert at library
• Scarecrows on Main are back downtown
• School administrators group recognizes Metuchen super
• School officials from Iceland learn some lessons from N.J.
• Vendors needed for holiday boutique
• JCC to host trip to Fiesta Banquet House
• Percussionists sought for holiday concert
• Band raising funds to get to Orange Bowl
• Author event at Neve Shalom on Nov. 6
• Blue Mass for fallen officers
• Ticked-off driver hits station attendant in Edison
• Arrests made in separate Metuchen bank incidents
• Nov. 3 hearing to address plan to develop piece of Visco tract
• All invited to don costumes for Metuchen’s Halloween parade
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• Voters will decide control of Twp. Council
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• Edison Township School District Awarded a Grant from the Investor Savings Bank Charitable Foundation
• Edison Township Schools Go Wireless With Big Red Pin
• Hawks volleyball team is continuing to thrive
• Huggins happy that Rutgers is winning
• Edison to host 24th annual Halloween party
• Adult education classes at Neve Shalom
• Metuchen Seniors to hold luncheon Oct. 23
• Glass show
• October means creepy fun at Metuchen’s Raconteur
• Volunteers sought for hunger project
• ‘Flip the Switch’ at Edison library
• Brain-tumor forum scheduled for Oct. 29
• Connections program seeks volunteers
• Women’s group to host ‘Love Games’ author
• Walk to raise awareness of domestic violence
• ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ at arts center
• Where’s the dadgummed flag?
• Public invited to Chili Cook-Off benefit
• Neve Shalom to begin new cycle on Oct. 20
• Folk Art Craft Show planned for Oct. 21-23
• Cub Scouts to hold popcorn sale
• EHS Spirit Club to hold tricky tray
• WALK if you CARE on Oct. 23 at MCC
• Separate swim for men, women at JCC
• Fords man killed in Route 1 crash
• Banks: There’s no such thing as a free lunch
• Cartoon
• Resident says property tax increases don’t equal zero
• OPRA records an expensive request
• Single mother’s gift of life was gift for many
• St. Joe’s alum, band Audio Insight headline concert at alma mater
• Edison offers limited video streaming on town website
• Taco dinner, movie at Oak Tree church
• Keep healthy with Congregation Beth-El
• Veterans sought for Nov. 11 parade
• Edison Twp. schools go wireless with Big Red Pin
• Overcoming a ‘Legacy of Madness’
• Four hopefuls vying for freeholder seats
• Edison officials seeking to spur economic growth
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• Fall Country Folk Art Show 2011
• sport shorts 
• Old Bridge chiropractors to work at Pan-Am Games
• Young Hawks are improving with each game on the pitch
• Photo
• Sukkot services at Neve Shalom
• ‘A Taste of Spain’ at Edison Library
• Neve Shalom Simchat Torah Celebrations
• ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ at arts center
• Folk Art Craft Show planned for Oct. 21-23
• Seven-week session at Middlesex CC
• Clothing drive to benefit band
• Open house at Bishop Ahr H.S. Oct. 16
• Artifacts found during search of Edison’s Piscatawaytown
• Step by step
• Improv students at EHS build skills, draw laughs
• Edison residents see damage from suspected tornado
• They’re mad, and they’re not gonna take it anymore
• for the record 
• N.J. health care decisions best made by New Jerseyans
• Jobs’ passing harsh reminder of pancreatic cancer
• Editorial cartoon unfair to nurses
• Cartoon
• Metuchen opens student art gallery
• Free rock concert at Neve Shalom
• Edison sponsors house decorating contest
• Edison board aims to boost connectivity
• Council candidates share views on Metuchen issues
• Friends hit the ball field in tribute to late player
• Photo
• Theater to stage original musical
• State Bar Foundation to hold workshops
• Bulldog booters rolling behind balanced scoring
• Rutgers’ Sanu sets Big East pass-receiving record
• Photo
• October events at Neve Shalom
• MCC professor pens book of poetry
• Hawks looking to turn work ethic into victories
• Folk Art Craft Show planned for Oct. 21-23
• Sukkot celebration, singles events at JCC
• Our Savior’s to host yard sale Saturday
• Depression glass show set for Oct. 15
• Police warn residents of scam
• Grant earmarked for Ronald McDonald Houses in New Brunswick, Long Branch
• Temple Emanu-El slates events for October
• Sal Dattilo Memorial Ride set for Oct. 15
• Irate over Irene
• ‘History of Hollywood Musical II’ at library
• Hands of Hope
• Edison council authorizes affordable housing funds
• Jazz it up
• Edison zoning board OKs Indian restaurant expansion
• Vahalla, Carpena discuss platform in mayor’s race
• Sisterhood slates Jewish heritage event
• Metuchen police report series of vehicular break-ins, thefts
• Edison police investigate gas station robberies
• ‘3 Pigs in a Blanket’ in Edison
• Girl, you’ve simply got to have it
• N.J. needs to legalize sports betting
• National Newspaper Week, Oct. 2-8
• Once again, the little guy is left out of the equation
• A thank you to emergency medical service volunteers
• Still waiting for many candidates to answer questionnaire
• Italian American Club to host pig roast
• Helping Hand Society to hold garage sale
• Elks indoor/outdoor market needs vendors
• Walk for a Brighter Tomorrow on Oct. 9
• Edison council seeks say in website content
• MCC renames tech hall for late Billy Johnson
• Supporting the ‘Heroes’ of the horse industry
• Edison council frustrated over layoffs, lack of input
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• Eagles soccer team looking to develop team chemistry
• Falcons’ soccer team expects to contend
• Photo
• Girl Scout seeks donations for homeless animals
• Women’s Club to hold meeting Oct. 5
• Knights’ auxiliary seeks vendors, crafters
• MOMS Club of Edison to meet Oct. 13
• Marching Band Home Show at J.P. Stevens
• Metuchen library to host international film fest
• Adult education at Neve Shalom
• Free activity program for cancer survivors
• Edison Rec schedules trip to A.C.
• Metuchen pool team scores big in Vegas
• Edison BJ’s to host Pink Picnic on Oct. 5
• We remember
• Metuchen H.S. band to play at Orange Bowl
• Edison school celebrates half-century of education
• ‘Zumba-thon’ to fight breast cancer in Edison
• The curse of the early riser lives on
• Law is a simple solution to a horrible problem
• New Jersey: Garden State or flooded state?
• No protection from pancreatic cancer
• Cartoon
• Girl Scout organizes blood drive for 9/29
• Edison police report suspicious activity
• Edison gas station attendant robbed
• Edison police charge nephew, aunt in recent burglary spree
• Edison library to host health programs
• Fire destroys Edison building
• Sports broadcaster returns to Metuchen for country fair
• Photo
• JCP&L head: Communications ‘failed’
• Retiring Edison detective lauded for arrest in 20-year-old case
• Photo
• ‘Retrain Your Brain’ at Edison library
• Competitiveness of Trojans sign of improvement
• Despite inconsistencies, Falcons are 2-0 on gridiron
• Photo
• Metuchen Jazz Fest set for Sept. 24
• Beth El to hold High Holy Day services
• Metuchen church to hold fall rummage sale
• Book sale at Metuchen Library Oct. 1
• Former union CFO, treasurer charged with embezzlement
• Edison event offers chance to remember POW-MIAs
• Gallery seeking submissions from pros
• Scout troop supports Amandla Crossing
• Vendors sought for Care-to-Shop event
• Walk/run events to benefit YMCA programs
• Sammy’s Hope
• Puffy cereal makes them shudder
• High-tech options aren’t always the best solution
• Free chili dinner, game night at church
• Knitting for all levels at Edison library
• Zumba-thon in Edison to fight breast cancer
• Politicians need to realize that they work for the people
• What comes to mind when you think New Jersey?
• Cartoon
• Chemical leak leads to minor evacuations
• Police: Metuchen resident finds burglars trying to break into house
• Edison police investigate robbery at gas station
• Metuchen police charge burglary suspect after brief foot chase
• Girl Scout organizes blood drive for 9/29
• Seminar on essential tremor set for Oct. 1
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• Edison property tax bill to be analyzed at meeting
• Golf event to aid Alex’s Lemonade Stand
• Edison’s TV station marks 20 years of broadcasting
• Metuchen police officer recognized for volunteerism
• Remembering ‘a true hero,’ 40 years later
• Edison students first in NJ to use iPad algebra app
• Photo
• Circus Vidbel at St. Matthew’s Sept. 22
• Experience the Ruach of Temple Emanu-El
• Sports Shorts
• Eagles looking to improve with each game they play
• Opening game victory has J.P. Stevens excited
• New coach bringing wing-T to Trojans
• Bulldogs expect to contend in GMC & for state playoffs
• Edison Chamber slates events, how-to forums
• College to offer Sat. hours on Sept. 17
• Dance-a-thon to Beat Breast Cancer
• Apple festival kicks off centennial celebration
• Edison AARP to hold Sept. meeting, trips
• Metuchen board to hold forums as part of superintendent search
• Ex-WTC security adviser to speak in Metuchen
• Walk to Remember Kaitlyn on Sept. 18
• Scouts collecting diapers to help families in need
• Edison Cub Scouts accepting new registrants
• Brighton Gardens events open to public
• Program will focus on research into Piscatawaytown, Commons
• Edison to pay police officer who claimed discrimination
• Edison council members question attorneys’ bills
• Volunteers sought for hunger project
• Religious school open house at Emanu-El
• Garden club to host 60th anniversary gala
• It’s not too late to start college at MCC
• Maybe there are reasons they need to keep secrets
• Residents voice concern over Metuchen’s four-year college attendance rate
• Walk to remember Kaitlyn on Sept. 18
• Cartoon
• Photos, tour highlight beauty of Metuchen’s Woodwild Park
• Heroes and good deeds
• Chess for kids at Metuchen library
• Metuchen steps up efforts to enforce crosswalk law
• Employee arrest fuels Edison council’s call for control
• JPS memorial honors alumni lost on Sept. 11
• Edison Township School District Debuts iPad Curriculum to Students
• ‘Sweeney Todd’ coming to stage
• Spirit Club to hold comedy show Sept. 10
• Plainfield Country Club to host Muhlenberg Classic
• Scarlet Knights open 2011 with victory they needed
• Lubonski never holds back in athletics or the classroom
• Shred It Day in North Brunswick
• Kicking up a storm
• Edison Elks to host ‘End of Summer Bash’
• Metuchen resident to speak of 9/11 experience
• 9/11 Remembrance at Papaianni Park
• American Legion seeks vendors for flea market
• Edison poetry journal to celebrate 10 years
• Edison, Metuchen get back to normal after hurricane
• Surreal scenes still vivid for Edison first-aiders
• Vendors sought for Dattilo memorial ride
• Edison firefighters stood in for New York comrades
• Police arrest Edison man on drug charges
• Cats, dogs available at Edison Animal Shelter
• Wrestling Superstars come to Edison 9/10
• In praise of the love that only sons can offer
• Back to nature
• The first casualty in an emergency: information
• Volunteers sought for hunger project
• WCTC sets 9/11 anniversary programs
• Employees, volunteers vital to Edison Animal Shelter
• May we all find peace
• Cartoon
• 9/11 survivor, evacuator to speak at library
• Edison fall festival seeks cheer squads
• Vendors sought for Sept. 24 flea market
• 9/11 memorial, blood drive at Neve Shalom
• Police arrest one of two suspects in home burglary
• Metuchen expects many to gather for 9/11 service
• Edison police recall roles in relief efforts on 9/11
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• Ex-Falcon star Allen is preseason All-America
• Johnson wins The Barclays carding final-round 65
• Class on contemporary issues for seniors at JCC
• Check it out
• 9/11 ceremony at First Baptist Church
• Picnic, ‘Friday Night Alive’ at Neve Shalom
• Patriot Day ceremony Sept. 11 in Metuchen
• Event promotes economic development
• Circus Vidbel at St. Matthew’s Sept. 22
• JCC offers bridge for all levels
• Zimmerli to exhibit works of two Venetian masters
• Women’s club to hold meeting Sept. 7
• Car and bike show sign-ups in Edison
• Foreign-Trade Zone status sought for Raritan Center
• 9/11 memorial, blood drive at Neve Shalom
• MCC expects savings from solar energy project
• Experience the Ruach of Temple Emanu-El
• Gallery seeking submissions from pros
• Spirit Club to hold comedy show Sept. 10
• New grants help county preserve local farmland
• Edison library book club to meet
• Plenty of room in the nest these days
• I’m still country, but country just isn’t cool
• Retired seniors have earned their Social Security benefit
• Think about equality of privilege this Labor Day
• Cartoon
• Teacher turns love of travel into youth enrichment tool
• Shortened concert series means no Labor Day show
• Library board meetings now Wed. at 4:30 p.m.
• Edison’s Fall Fest at Papaianni Park
• Area businesses take advantage of Barclays
• Hurricane leaves mark on Edison, Metuchen
• Edison Public Schools Will Be First U.S. K-12 District to Launch Blackboard Mobile Central App
• Back to School for Edison - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• PGA’s best set to take on Plainfield Country Club
• Edison’s Liwag winning the race with his dream
• Metuchen townwide garage sale Sept. 17
• Solar energy project could save Mid. County $13M over 15 years
• Special day of fun
• Husband-wife team finds calling with ‘bed & bark-fest’
• Shop at Macy’s and support the Edison Y
• Shabbat in Park, open house at Emanu-El
• Final summer concert to be held Aug. 25
• Middlesex towns to benefit from Green Acres funding
• Open house at secular Jewish Sunday school Sept. 11 in Somerset
• Author ‘curries’ on with new Indian cooking techniques
• Wesley Thrift Shop offers specials, gifts
• Big girls don’t cry. Well, not as much
• 9/11 memorial, blood drive at Neve Shalom
• Wrestling Superstars come to Edison 9/10
• Girl Scouts to help animals find homes
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• Thursday Cruise Nights at Home Depot
• 9/11 survivor, evacuator to speak at library
• Governor urged to sign bill to ban hydrofracking
• Dem leaders, gov saved senior programs
• Edison schools to launch custom-designed app
• Art exhibit, play at First Reform Church
• Spaghetti dinner, Bible studies at Oak Tree
• Entertainment Book available in Edison
• American Legion seeks vendors for flea market
• Keep watchful to preserve children’s safety
• Cartoon
• Edison rabbi, a voice for Holocaust remembrance
• On your mark …
• Youths learn about Thomas Edison
• New technology, programs abound in Edison schools
• Ex-sheriff, two employees indicted on bribery charges
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• Edison business owners bring back Cruise Night
• Officials laud Metuchen tab as lean, fair to taxpayers
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• “Major Hip-Hop Artist is Launching into Acting”
• Sammy's Hope Edison Animal Shelter
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• Softball is still fun for Edison’s Cassell
• For the love of poetry
• 9/11 survivor, evacuator to speak at library
• Dogs truly have their day at cancer research benefit
• Shop at Macy’s and support the Edison Y
• New panel to help growing Hispanic business market
• Foundation offers 10 free trees to members
• Emanu-El to host Tot Shabbat, open house
• Hair today, gone tomorrow
• As school begins, talk to your kids about staying drug-free
• Fairgoers made Charity Challenge a success
• Affordable health insurance possible
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• Campers to stage ‘Broadway’ gala at MCC
• Her days as a pack mule are over
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• Man struck crossing street in Metuchen
• Greatest of the Garden contest at EARTH Center
• Vendors welcome at OLOL Fall Festival
• Metuchen to host annual garage sale
• Boy Scouts to host car, motorcycle show
• Volunteer group drives adoptions at Edison shelter
• JCC to host singles events for age 45-60, 60+
• Law firm mourns loss of partner
• Wedding suggestions met with silence, and hostility
• Congregation Beth-El offers free membership
• Low-income taxpayer clinics awarded grants
• Vendors sought for Dattilo memorial ride
• Hands up activity
• Tickets Fore Charity to benefit VNA
• Car and bike show sign-ups in Edison
• Metuchen rocks with outdoor concerts
• American Legion seeks vendors for flea market
• Weather results in Edison parade’s postponement
• Wrestling Superstars at Edison’s fall event
• Girl Scouts to help animals find homes
• Father and son got game when it comes to Pokémon
• Metuchen’s Raconteur teams with State Theatre
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• Edison CFO charged with theft of funds
• Access issue holding up church plan
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• EAS Statewide Art Exhibit and Open Call to Artists
• How to get your sports news in the paper
• Locals win Batters Up competition
• Metuchen LL 9s win Fords tourney
• Metuchen’s Kim credits family for his success
• Honey for Rosh Hashanah for sale
• Chamber promoting PGA Tour Aug. 23-28
• Chamber of Commerce to host summer events
• Edison teen takes silver at global Chemistry Olympiad
• Crowds enjoy summer fun at Middlesex County Fair
• Library board meetings now Wed. at 4:30 p.m.
• Edison police investigating robbery of Rite-Aid store
• Motorcycle, truck, car show Aug. 14
• Backseat driver pops her cork
• Among readers, humor is in the eye of the beholder
• Cheerleaders need protection against head injuries
• RGGI is good for the environment, economy
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• Edison lawyer indicted in alleged extortion scheme
• Wesley Thrift Shop offers specials, gifts
• Metuchen sees rash of bike thefts
• 3-foot-long caiman turns up in Edison resident’s pool
• Dattilo memorial ride seeks vendors for event
• Vendors needed for St. Cecelia’s fleamarketed
• Metuchen rocks with outdoor concerts
• A ‘Night Out’ on the town
• Harlan Coben to emcee fundraiser
• Tot Shabbat, open house at Emanu-El
• Walking tour of NYC sponsored by JCC
• School Boards Assoc. hired for Metuchen sup’t search
• Permit discord leads to two separate India Day parades
• Edison gets set to host top golfers, huge crowds
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• Eagles’ Edwards learning that track is hard work
• Registration open for Youth Conservation Corps
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• Metuchen LL repeats in Milltown
• Volleyball has become Bueno’s main focus
• Metuchen rocks with outdoor concerts
• A challenge on land, water … and mud
• Civil War panel will meet Aug. 4
• Summer singles events for age 45-60, 60+ at JCC
• Chamber promoting PGA Tour Aug. 23-28
• Edison board uses funds to rescind latchkey fee
• Tickets Fore Charity to benefit VNA
• Space wars: No such thing as an empty nest
• Dear advice man: Can this marriage be saved?
• New Jersey libraries are a valuable resource
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• Middlesex Cty. offering cash rewards for Crime Stoppers information
• Submit a photo for local calendar contest
• Man says trio chased him with gun
• Cops: Gas station attendant beaten, robbed
• Store burglarized in Edison
• American Legion seeks vendors for flea market
• ‘Peter Pan,’ ‘Back to the Future’ at park
• Thrift shop holds storewide summer sale
• ‘Willy Wonka’ at MCC Aug. 5
• Express yourself at writers’ workshop
• Metuchen teen takes top honors in nat’l taekwondo championship
• Anti-bullying policies problematic, board says
• Consultant analyzes tech needs in Metuchen
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• Postal Service will consider closing two Edison offices
• Edison hires administrator
• St. Joe’s Lubowicki was born to play lacrosse
• Bishop Ahr’s Salva sees his future on the gridiron
• Honey for Rosh Hashanah for sale
• Rain, rain, don’t go away
• Edison students will take a shot at game of golf
• National Night Out on Center Street Aug. 2
• Interfaith Network seeks golfers, sponsors
• Fair seeks entrants for Home Arts contest
• The works of Maurice Sendak ‘In a Nutshell’
• Dreams of showtime and bright lights come to Jersey
• Metuchen-Edison Exchange Club rewards three high school seniors
• Antique Car Show
• Boy Scouts to host car, motorcycle show
• Worldwide Marriage Encounter July 29-31
• Middlesex towns see severe damage from gypsy moths
• Thrift shop holds storewide summer sale
• Breakfast to benefit project in Sierra Leone
• Metuchen P.D. gets advanced license plate reading system
• Greek carnival set for Aug. 3-7 at church
• St. Cecilia’s seeks vendors for Sept. flea market
• Harlan Coben to emcee fundraiser
• Motorcycle, truck, car show Aug. 14
• Whatever did we do before texting?
• First, it’s your soda, then they’ll come for the bacon
• Congregation Beth-El offers free membership
• Bill will help small businesses, individuals afford health care
• Always be prepared for emergencies
• Seeks fair, objective property tax system
• Cartoon
• Donation supports expansion of YMCA facility in Edison
• Neve Shalom to hold candlelight service
• Facilities among top issues facing Edison board
• Women Helping Women wins grant
• Edison cooling centers open during heat wave
• Tickets Fore Charity to benefit VNA
• Chamber of Commerce to host summer events
• Edison police investigate pair of armed robberies
• Fair all about tradition, and fun for the family
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• Edison native gets party started in Lifetime movie
• Entries sought for Pet-Photo Contest
• Bands bring diverse styles to Met. concert series
• Surgery center OK’d after compromise
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• Eagles’ Diaz waiting for his college football decision
• Responsibilities, rewards are AD’s job description
• Fair seeks entrants for Home Arts contest
• July — time stops in the garden
• Emanu-El to host Tot Shabbat, open house
• Edison library to host health programs
• Baby boomers becoming more coveted demographic
• Youths can spend morning at Edison tower
• Retired teacher keeps harvest going at Edison school
• Harlan Coben to emcee fundraiser
• Congregation Beth-El offers free membership
• Boy Scouts to host car, motorcycle show
• ‘Hazzard’ alert
• Experienced officers join Metuchen P.D.
• Free summer concerts set at county parks
• Speakers series offers support for those affected by Sept. 11
• Cats, dogs available at Edison Animal Shelter
• For Pete’s sake, just say ‘Cheese!’
• Some sports idols are worthy of adulation
• Cartoon
• Strategic plan to target pancreatic cancer is needed
• letters policy 
• Twp., country should take back public areas
• Neve Shalom to hold candlelight service
• National Night Out on Center Street Aug. 2
• Express yourself at writers’ workshop
• Papi retires after 8 years as county health officer
• Son turns dad’s letters into book of ‘Treasures’
• Open broad search for school superintendent
• Campin’ out
• Route 27 set to be resurfaced from New Bruns. to Metuchen
• Sinatra chosen as county’s Superintendent of the Year
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• More state aid en route to local school districts
• Judge denies request to block parade permit
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• Metuchen 9-year-olds repeat at tournament
• ADs remain positive through sea of changes
• Edison’s Flynn getting a kick out of his running
• Edison native takes part in international rescues
• Enrollment for Hebrew School open
• Magic 100.1 will host July 16 Aquapalooza
• ‘View of Caring’ photos at museum
• Ex-sheriff’s investigator latest to be charged in bribery scheme
• Hebrew-speakers club to meet July 24
• Learn, play bridge at the JCC this summer
• Sometimes, those pundits are only stating the obvious
• Gov.’s veto disappoints adoption community
• N.J. taxpayers are the ones being cheated
• We have all benefited from unions, writer says
• Cartoon
• Fair seeks entrants for Home Arts contest
• Edison set to install solar panels on town hall roof
• Metuchen superintendent to announce retirement
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• ‘Journeys’ photo exhibit to open July 17
• Kids’ summer musical theater workshops set
• Edison man competes to be America’s best handyman
• Congregation Beth-El offers free membership
• India Parade permit battle lands in court
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• How to get your sports news in the paper
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• It’s all about team for Edison’s Balinskas
• Kilgore III shines on the playing field and classroom
• Teacher Expo to hold four sessions
• Edison temple’s doors ‘wide open’ for 50 years
• Junebug ArtFest
• Middlesex County kicks off helmet-safety campaign
• Metuchen Girl Scouts restore Centennial Park
• County concert series kicks off this week
• Program on arthritis to be held at library
• Company coming. All hands on deck
• There could be a new and improved ‘Zone of Death’
• Follow traffic rules, avoid paying fines
• GPS can’t help an ambulance if it has no volunteers
• Keep teens busy and away from alcohol
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• Submit a photo for local calendar contest
• N.J. manufacturer will consolidate sites with Edison move
• Bingo every Wed. at Congregation Beth-El
• Summer activities in works at Edison Memorial Tower
• MOMS Club meeting, social set for July 14
• Enrollment open for Hebrew School
• ‘Hairspray’ opens July 13 at Roosevelt Park
• Edison to hold shortened Junior Police Academy
• Two artists set to take Metuchen on ‘Journeys’
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• Edison budget restores DPW posts
• Parking issues holding up Hindu festival OK in Edison
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• JPS’s Crawford serves big roles on two courts
• Virden eager to help regime get off to a positive start
• New Jersey writers’ play to open July 8
• Program on arthritis to be held at library
• Master composer of Indian percussion comes to Edison
• 2nd Infantry Division veterans sought
• ‘View of Caring’ photos at museum
• ‘Journeys’ photograph exhibit to open July 17
• North Edison Little League officer charged with theft
• Squad celebrates 75 years with popular car show
• Farewell song
• Thursday Cruise Nights at Home Depot
• Milltown native proves she’s no ‘ordinary’ author
• Temple to host Shabbat Alive, more in July
• Edison eliminates Laird’s position in administration
• MOMS Club meeting, social July 14
• Gosh, the truck used to be big enough
• This’ll make you view the neighbors in a new light
• Event showed what Edison is really like
• Racinos vs. AC gaming? Let Legislature decide
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• Motorcycle, truck, car show Aug. 14
• Dozens of firefighters battle Metuchen plastics factory blaze
• Metuchen tables zoning change for downtown
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• Despite late additions to Edison budget, no tax hike
• Groups feud over permit to host India Day parade
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• St. Joe’s keeper Burke always in right position
• Johnson’s work ethic has made her one of GMC’s best
• Car show to benefit Little League
• Metuchen council follows up on young girl’s petition for traffic signal
• Hyman Jack Kaplan
• Woman robbed at drive-up ATM
• Middlesex County College opens new biotech lab
• Small bear at home in Metuchen
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• Metuchen eyes $2 million in purchases, improvements
• Scavenger hunt for young adults at library
• Run for fun
• Edison Recreation slates summer trips
• Edison police to host junior academy
• Metuchen library offers programs for teens
• Teen book club at Metuchen Library
• Harry Potter film fest and extravaganza
• Concert to aid young woman’s RSD fight
• If I didn’t say it before, Pop, thanks for the cheeseburgers
• State has obligation to all, not just union workers
• Property-tax-rebate limits hurt most vulnerable
• ‘Common sense’ waivers are nonsensical
• Cartoon
• Thursday Cruise Nights at Home Depot
• JCC to host Single Summer Fest
• Hands of Hope pantry includes wellness info among its resources
• Barnes elected to lead Middlesex Co. Dems
• Edison office plan opponents want more assurances about flood control
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• Small bear right at home in Metuchen
• Barnes elected to lead Middlesex County Dems
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• Sky Blue extends its unbeaten streak to four
• Soccer is a passion for Edison’s Solano
• Fast pace of volleyball drew D’Ambrosio to the sport
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• 2nd Infantry Division veterans sought
• M.S. Society to host golf outing June 27
• ‘Friday Night Alive’ at Neve Shalom
• Car show to benefit Little League
• AARP sponsors trip to Mackinac Island
• Edison man guilty of concealing fact while applying to become citizen
• St. Joe’s team takes N.J. trophy on TV quiz show ‘Challenge’
• Cub Scouts to host bonfire June 18
• Metuchen Rec offers summer camps, classes
• Please, spare me the horror stories
• Local playwrights ‘choose to laugh’ — you will, too
• Classmates sought for St. Peter’s reunion
• ‘Annie,’ ‘Hairspray,’ ‘Godspell’ in the park
• Dems, GOP slates set for Edison council race
• To plant a tree
• AARP plans trips, installation lunch
• Family 5K fun run, walk set for June 18
• Walkers to demonstrate unity in the community
• Play ball
• A night with Aimee Mann at the Forum’s renaissance
• The trouble with trillions, and it’s not science fiction
• Freeholder grateful for county law enforcement team
• School funding thorough but not efficient
• Cartoon
• Teen book club at Metuchen Library
• Council, mayor clash over police and fire ordinance
• Nostalgia
• Scholarships available for careers in criminal law
• Photo contest to capture five decades of open space preservation
• Gay Pride Shabbat at Temple Emanu-El
• Metuchen officials move cautiously on zone change
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• Edison chief back to work after 3-month suspension
• Edison budget brings zero tax hike again
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• Edison police chief back to work
• Ryan pitches Bishop Ahr into state sectional final
• Falcons two wins away from defending state title
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• Bingo every Wed. at Congregation Beth-El
• Artists sought for senior citizen contest
• ‘Friday Night Alive’ at Neve Shalom
• New film explores Raritan River’s rescue
• Crowd heralds building’s transformation to castle
• Museum tells story of Jews in USA
• Cast members sought for ‘Bye Bye Birdie’
• Candlelight walk for unity on June 16
• Elks to host Flag Day service June 14
• Residents invited to shred documents
• Carolina Alberta Sinibaldi
• Richard J. Karcz
• Joan S. Charnecki Levens
• Moss kindergarten orientation June 13
• Trip to Philly art museum June 21
• ‘Bug Out,’ treasure hunt at Raconteur
• Helping hands
• Iraq War vet on 7,000-mile trek to aid military families in need
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• Newspaper editor to appear on WCTC
• Learn tomato history at the Edison Library
• Edison Recreation slates summer trips
• ‘Tea for Three’ at Edison Library June 17
• Elks hold installation for offices
• Lions Club seeks vendors for flea market
• Handwriting secrets at Edison library
• Club honors Edison police officer, firefighter
• Monroe writers’ play to open July 8
• Alborada to perform ‘Memories of Spain’
• State Fair to open at Meadowlands June 24
• Congregation Beth-El to host open house
• One step ahead of the etiquette police
• History’s a mystery, at least the way they remember it
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• ‘Annie’ shows public schools are alive and well
• Pancreatic cancer strikes without warning
• Slower fertilizers equal cleaner waters
• Metuchen library offers programs for teens
• ‘Annie,’ ‘Hairspray,’ ‘Godspell’ in the park
• Metuchen council mulls first-floor residential uses
• Met. Library to host trip to Philly Museum
• Hospital celebrates new pediatric emergency unit
• Running coffee shop teaches life skills, builds relationships
• Edison to break ground with iPad curriculum
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• Market Days getting a ‘fresh’ perspective
• Community marks decade of Offsie memorial events
• Falcons are back in hunt for a state championship
• Eagles focused on team for their state playoff run
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• ‘School’s Out Party’ set for June 3
• State Fair will open at Meadowlands June 24
• ‘All Shook Up’ at Playhouse
• Seminar on electronic filing of deeds, titles
• Art show
• Metuchen teen wins national contest on knowledge of Civil War
• Edison Recreation slates summer trips
• Stars and planets align for No. Brunswick filmmaker
• Exhibits sought for Metuchen street fair
• Passengers reminded to wear seatbelts
• Middlesex County road projects included in Christie capital plan
• Edison man sentenced to 30 years for murder
• Edison Arts Society Big Band Jazz concert June 4
• Mayor announces new show, discusses salary adjustment
• Seniors’ troupe brings theater show to Metuchen
• ‘Tea for Three’ at Edison Library June 17
• Golf classic to benefit Catholic Charities
• St. Luke’s to host strawberry festival
• First-time PHun Walk set for Sunday in Edison
• Police: ShopRite, 7-Eleven robbed
• Edison MOMS club meeting June 9
• Paws in Park Dog Walk set for June 4
• Handwriting secrets at Edison library
• NAACP Juneteenth to feature capoeira
• Pizza fundraiser for Angel PAWS center
• Women have certain inalienable rights
• Gov. Christie — Did he just say what I think he said?
• New laws would further restrict access to urban waterways
• Reader responds to letter on college debt
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• Summer teen programs at library
• Motorists reminded: Stop for pedestrians at intersections
• All the right moves
• St. Joseph H.S. in ‘Challenge’ finals
• Crime Stoppers organizes in Middlesex County
• June means ‘bug’ is goin’ around Metuchen
• Cost of tax appeals for ’10 grows to $6.5M
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• Metuchen baseball team has responded to adversity
• St. Joe’s moves on after GMC loss to Piscataway
• Belmar is ready for summer of fun
• Metuchen Chamber to host golf outing
• Teen ‘writery’ thing at Raconteur June 1
• Paws in Park Dog Walk set for June 4
• Candlelight walk for unity on June 16
• Turning tragedy into inspiration
• M.S. Society to host golf outing June 27
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Day at the Races will benefit ex-racehorses
• ‘Tea for Three’ at Edison Library June 17
• Auditions set for kids’ spring theater
• Update on land use, planning in NJ June 8
• Edison man honored with award
• Clean Ocean Action
• Crafters, vendors sought for 4-H show
• Temple Emanu-El to host events in June
• Broadcaster gives back to the industry he loves
• Lions Club seeks vendors for flea mkt.
• ‘School’s Out Party’ set for June 3
• Women’s club to hold 50th anniversary party
• Chamber to honor area businesses June 8
• Edison MOMS club meeting June 9
• And the nest gets a little bit emptier
• In New Jersey, police chiefs are well protected by law
• Don’t send Choi to Congress, resident says
• Time to face fiscal crisis in N.J., and solve it
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• Studies suggest vegan diet is healthier
• Big Brothers Big Sisters expands to Middlesex
• Family Fishing Derby
• Literacy Programs to begin tutor training
• Paws in Park Dog Walk set for June 4
• Edison class of ’91 reunion set for Oct. 1
• Mystery writers at Barnes & Noble May 28
• Metuchen seeks convenience, savings with recycling change
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• Thurs. Cruise Nights at Home Depot
• Residents work with police to keep neighborhood safe
• Edison, Metuchen set for Memorial Day events
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• Largest MCC class ready to take on new frontiers
• One-week suspension recommended for chief
• One week unpaid suspension recommended for Edison police chief
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• JPS boys volleyball has joined GMC’s best
• Edison boys tennis team keeps its winning ways
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• Get a ‘Taste of Bradley Beach’ Saturday with food, crafts, music
• Lego spiritual
• Program on back, neck pain at library
• Moss kindergarten orientation June 13
• Chamber to honor area businesses June 8
• Offsie Memorial walk to mark 10th year
• ‘Soundstage’ event ends on a high note for all
• Lions Club seeks vendors for flea market
• Scholarship Golf Classic set for June 2
• Seminar on land use set for June 8
• May Flowers
• Edison H.S. class of ’91 reunion Oct. 1
• Mental health discussion at library
• ‘About Family’ to be performed at library
• Metuchen holding free rabies clinic
• Garden club sale to benefit H.S. seniors
• EAS Big Band Jazz concert June 4
• Third Lakeview 5K to benefit NJID
• ‘School’s Out Party’ set for June 3
• All-you-can-enjoy pancake breakfast
• Law enforcement personnel honored for heroic actions
• State DEP offers tips to reduce conflicts with bears
• Resident scares off suspect crawling through window
• Edison gas station robbed by armed suspect, police say
• Police: Gunman robbed cashier at Edison hotel
• Woman tried to exchange counterfeit money
• Giuliani to keynote Voices of September 11th gala
• Exhibits sought for Metuchen street fair
• MHS alumni of ’09, ’10 sought for event
• In orchestrating the perfect photo op, turnabout is fair play
• Bee shows an abundance of great spellers in Edison
• Yard sale at Our Savior’s on Saturday
• ‘So You Want to Get Published’ at library
• ‘The Band’s Visit’ for baby boomers at JCC
• Indoor/outdoor yard sale slated for May 21
• Edison’s Choi to run for Congress in 2012
• Soccer club to host Friday movie nights
• Edison officials take issue with progress on roof work
• What part of ‘no’ can’t they seem to understand?
• Is a college education worth the debt incurred?
• N.J. is first to require ski helmets for minors
• Hats off to Rutgers and its students at Folk Festival
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• Auditions set for kids’ spring theater
• Area residents walk to take suicide out of the shadows
• Revue looks at contributions of Jews on American musical
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• Edison council seeks A.G.’s opinion in dispute with mayor
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• Edison school board in period of transition
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• Bishop Ahr baseball team getting total team effort
• J.P. Stevens girls occupy first place in GMC golf
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• Avon-by-the-Sea: Modern amenities couched in Victorian charm
• Paper-shredding event May 14 at YMCA
• Church to host ice cream social May 13
• Neve Shalom to hold blood drive May 15
• Students, parents warned of dangers of driving drunk
• How to teach kids to be financially savvy
• Y has free programs for cancer survivors
• Program on back, neck pain at library
• Graduation party unleashes the beast
• Youngsters invited to Cub Scout event
• MCC open for services on Saturday, May 14
• Wave Aid
• Family fun run-walk slated for June 18
• Garden club sale to benefit h.s. seniors
• American Legion slates veterans program
• Thursday Cruise Nights at Home Depot
• Church to hold ice cream social May 13
• M.S. Society to meet in Edison May 17
• Legion auxiliary seeks vendors for flea mkt.
• Met. summer camp brochure available
• Church to hold yard sale May 14
• Residents invited to go on the hunt in Metuchen
• Did voters have change of heart with school budgets?
• MHS alumni of ’09, ’10 sought for event
• Lions Club seeks vendors for flea mkt.
• Lag B’Omer at Neve Shalom May 15
• Bringing suicide out of the darkness
• County Air Pollution Program monitors air quality
• New drug approved for pancreatic tumors
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• Out-of-district summer school pupils eyed as revenue source
• Opinions differ on ambulance response times in Edison
• ‘Mark Twain: Wit and Wisdom’ at AARP
• Scholarships available to MHS seniors
• Possible bias incidents under review in Edison
• Edison H.S. student doodles for Google
• Township, school officials plan Camp Kilmer moves
• Yom Hashoah: A day of remembrance and never forgetting
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• Edison H.S. student doodles for Google
• St. Joe’s golf team favored to win GMC Tournament
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• Metuchen golfers are young but talented
• Church seeks donations for sale
• ‘Soundstage’ musical event to aid autistic children
• Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Eat ice cream and support the library
• Metuchen to celebrate Earth Day on May 7
• Family Fishing Derby May 7 in Edison
• Celebrate the Earth at Temple Emanu-El
• M.S. Society to meet in Edison May 17
• Create luck at Edison Library on May 18
• ‘Jane Eyre’ selected for Edison book club
• School to stage ‘Seussical’ May 6, 7
• Summer fun in Ocean Grove starts this weekend
• Furloughs to close Ed library one day a month
• ‘Sister Act’ Broadway trip slated for May 11
• Temple Emanu-El to host casino trip
• Church to hold ice cream social May 13
• African-American image in U.S., May 12
• Cable disruptionmay be result of vandalism
• May art exhibit at Metuchen Library
• Local officials, residents react to death of bin Laden
• ‘Mad Hatter Tea’ in time for Mother’s Day
• ‘Mark Twain: Wit and Wisdom’ at AARP
• Win prizes during Met. May scavenger hunt
• Two former political figures vie for Dem. chairman position
• Rotary Club to honor high school seniors
• Council wants Bryan returned to active duty
• They could probably list it as a ‘handyman special’
• Church rummage sale to benefit charities
• Edison/Metuchen bike tour May 15
• Edison schools recognized for success in expanding AP class opportunities
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• Youth hotline gives nonjudgmental support
• Suggestions on dealing with pesky varmints
• Marine thanks mayor for flagpoles
• Is chief serving his town when he’s out of town?
• Despite assurances, problem hasn’t been resolved
• Paws in the Park Dog Walk set for June 4
• Metuchen school budget, incumbents get voters’ OK
• Wonder Walk
• Edison Memorial Tower to undergo renovations
• Edison school budget narrowly approved
• A battle for control emerges in Edison
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• Edison lacrosse players remain positive, focused
• Tennis teams gearing up for this week’s GMC tourney
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• Seaside Heights: Amusements, eateries, fests in a small package
• ‘An Article of Hope’ to be shown Sunday
• New Jersey 9/11 memorial fundraiser set for May 9
• Safety first
• Developer lays out plans for The Point
• Westerhoff musicians set for spring concert
• Concert proceeds to fight Alzheimer’s
• Roosevelt Park roller rink season opens Fri.
• Annual ‘Holocaust & Heroism’ event May 1
• Health & Safety Fair May 1 at Expo Center
• School to stage ‘Seussical’ May 6, 7
• Free interior design class at library
• ‘Soundstage’ will fill club with hope for autistic youths
• Temple Emanu-El to hold open house
• Interfaith Holocaust memorial set for May 2
• Philly Magic Garden bus tour May 22
• VOICES of Sept. 11th to host open house
• Edison man victim of Internet scam
• Lag B’Omer at Neve Shalom May 15
• Edison board outlines goals in new master plan
• Emanu-El school to hold open house
• ‘Palestinian, Israeli Peacemakers’ May 8
• Civil War panel to meet May 2
• MCC students learn unique art of carving ice sculptures
• Met.-Ed. Women’s Club to meet May 4
• Sentiment falls victim to closet space
• Smile, you’re on ‘Candid Camera’ — now pay up
• U.S. should open its arms to Coptic Christian refugees
• ‘Common sense’ waivers are nonsensical
• Edison’s special education department is appreciated
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• Event to benefit those with brain tumors
• Metuchen girl, 10, leads charge for traffic light
• Edison firm unveils largest rooftop solar panel project
• Cameras set up on Route 1 to capture red-light runners
• Grand opening
• Mayor: Positive projects in works in Met.
• Bryan awaiting decision after marathon hearing
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• Falcons facing tough tests in ever-improving conference
• ‘Bunny day’
• Manasquan: small-town charm & an eclectic downtown
• ‘90 Days to a New Life Direction’ on May 7
• Four seek three seats on Metuchen board
• Edison officials reach compromise for shuttle
• Sexual violence victim advocates are needed
• Lions Clubs to hold pancake breakfast
• Third Lakeview 5K to benefit NJID
• Health & Safety Fair May 1 at Expo Center
• Furloughs to close Ed library one day a month
• ‘Cutting for Stone’ book choice for April
• Event to benefit those with brain tumors
• Register now for Metuchen garage sale
• Wave Aid to benefit tsunami survivors
• ‘Value of Women’ dinner May 1
• At wits’ end over a graduation party
• Tee up the tuition hike, club fees are climbing
• Organ donors give hope, help make miracles
• A Date for Making a Difference — April 27
• Clean energy program cuts bad for environment, economy
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• Earth Day event set for April 30
• Clothing drive at J.P. Stevens on April 30
• Annual ‘Holocaust & Heroism’ event May 1
• David Moscowitz to speak to garden club
• MCC alumni group to host food tasting
• Official’s exit has council members calling for change
• Interfaith Holocaust memorial set for May 2
• Police look for masked suspect who robbed 7-Eleven in Edison
• Nine vie for three seats on Edison school board
• Edison administrator let go amid turmoil
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• Notice to Greater Media Newspapers classified advertising customers
• Edison administrator let go amid turmoil
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• Trojan softball team ready for move up in competition
• Point Pleasant Beach: a shore town with much to offer
• MCC’s spring concerts are cause for ‘Celebration’
• JCC to host weekly bridge classes
• Church to hold ‘Holy Treasure Hunt’
• Metuchen’s Hegyes to accept award
• Raconteur to host benefit for Japan
• ‘Egg-Stravaganza’ at first Baptist Church
• Résumé-writing program for teens
• Lions Clubs to hold pancake breakfast
• Event an annual treat for Middlesex taste buds
• Open Access Week at the Y begins Saturday
• Edison High School seniors won’t take voting for granted
• Clothing drive for boys’ all-star team
• She’s cussing like a sailor over labels
• The clock watchers were in for a huge letdown
• Speeches will not balance Edison’s budget
• Thank you, Freeholder Rios
• School budget is never-ending drain on residents
• Edison BOE transparent, fiscally responsible
• Two twp. meetings should not be on same night
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• Exhibits sought for Metuchen street fair
• Ex-mayoral assistant latest to file suit against Edison
• New classroom/lab wing heralded at J.P. Stevens
• MOMS Club to hold meeting April 14
• Edison AARP slates meeting, trips
• Roadshow Edison-bound
• Earth Day event for kids at Edison library
• Parade committee seeks participants
• Children’s chess class begins April 21
• Car break-ins reported in Metuchen
• Spending down, taxes up in proposed Metuchen tab
• Judge upholds suspension of chief, pending hearing
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• Judge upholds suspension of Edison chief, pending hearing
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• Ex-Hawk Petty wants to maintain tradition
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• Edison softball focused on winning Red division
• Metuchen church seeks long-overdue renovations
• We’ve finally got a reason for celebration in April
• Spring Lake: a little bit of everything
• MCC offices open this Saturday
• NAACP to host forum on women
• Sales Professional Forum meets April 20
• Egg hunt at Myrtle Field on April 17
• ‘Class Dismissed’ author coming to library
• Easter ‘funday’ slated for April 9 in Edison
• Dine in Downtown Metuchen Tuesdays and Wednesdays during April
• Authors to discuss, sign‘Jersey Sting’ in Edison
• PTSO to hold mattress sale Saturday
• Passport fair at post office Saturday
• Edison police probe luring attempt
• Local business owner gets jail term for money laundering
• Folk Art Craft Showplanned for April 8-10
• A little something special from the dog
• Edison council asks mayor to wait on employee layoffs
• Edison leaders should move on to important business
• In praise of Spicuzzo as community supporter, father
• Police chief, residents deserve better treatment
• Time for radical change of leadership in Edison
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• Register now for Metuchen garage sale
• Committee questioning will continue April 14
• Metuchen Rec to offer tennis classes
• Fashion fundraiser set for McDonald House
• Historian tell of the day Metuchen met the Majors
• Edison board sends school tab to voters
• Rentenberg takes over as Metuchen police chief
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• Trojans remain positive as baseball season begins
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• Sky Blue FC heats up to win exhibition match
• St. Joe’s expects to compete again for championships
• Sea Girt offers historic lore, ocean panorama
• Clothing drive for boys’ all-star team
• Easter ‘funday’ slated for April 9 in Edison
• Baseball historian at Metuchen library
• Healing service at Metuchen church
• Sponsorships for golf outing available
• Emanu-El school to hold open house
• Eating disorders tough to overcome
• Metuchen police investigating burglaries of parked vehicles
• MLK School celebrates national recognition
• Committee postpones meeting due to expected absence of B.A.
• MOMS Club to hold meeting April 14
• ‘Passion to Profit’ at Edison Library
• Shredding event slated for April 9
• New Jersey Science Olympiad
• Pro-wrestling event to benefit PTOs
• Shore musician finds his hero
• Bridge classes offered at JCC in Edison
• County Democrats seek candidates
• Women’s club to hold meeting, auction
• Pallone announces two grants for Edison emergency services
• Short-term decision good for some, very bad for others
• Eliminate Edison’s futile, wasteful modern-day inquisitions
• Writer applauds school vouchers
• Taxpayers pay more with Fire-Rescue elimination
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• Diocese’s Youth Day to be held April 2
• Beth-el adult ed. class slated for April 4
• Junebug ArtFest seeks artists
• Wine tasting, film night slated at temple
• Craig Taubman to perform April 3
• Edison youth hits high note at Rising Talents Fest
• Metuchen Church to hold Healing Service
• Kiddie Well Camp flea market set for April 2
• Metuchen Rec offers spring soccer camps
• St. Francis HSA tricky tray set for April 1
• Furloughs have Edison library closing 10 days
• Metuchen actor eager for hometown shows
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• Met. school board in better budget position
• Edison mayor suspends chief on ‘insubordination’ charges
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• Edison postpones March 24 Committee of Whole meeting
• Edison police chief suspended
• Eagle baseball team still expected to fly
• Danik excited about Metuchen H.S. baseball
• Parkinson Association to hold art exhibit
• Class act
• Treasure Island, boating and dining spots make Brielle a true gem
• Read Across America Day
• Middlesex County College seeks adjuncts
• Register now for Metuchen garage sale
• Neve Shalom to host used clothing drive
• Motivational speaker at Edison library
• Tennis party for kids at Inman Tennis Club
• Church to hold ‘Holy Treasure Hunt’
• Library slates trip to N.Y. museum, gardens
• Edison police warn of scams
• JCC to offer class on U.S. government
• YMCA gets $75K for efforts to combat childhood obesity
• Edison mayor appoints rabbi to serve as township chaplain
• Autism discussion at Edison high school
• Police: Man knocked to ground in robbery
• Aimee Mann brings trio to Metuchen’s Forum
• Television’s the medium, but what’s the message?
• All NJ should share quality health care, costs
• Edison resident supports mayor
• It’s all yours: 50 years of Green Acres open space
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• Free chair yoga at Edison library April 4
• Casino Night to benefit college fund
• Lenten concert series Wednesday at church
• All-breed dog show at expo center
• Civil War books on sale March 26, 27
• Former L.L. coach sentenced on child pornography charge
• Edison youth skates his way to the national stage
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• Edison mourns loss of police officer, 40
• Edison panel subpoenas mayor, administration
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• JP Stevens’ diamond prospects resting on its pitching staff
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• Sky Blue coach tests his club against overseas competition
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• Goals remain the same for St. Joe’s lacrosse: titles
• JCC to offer class on U.S. government
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Kabbalah, Islam to be discussed at Neve Shalom
• Program on history of Hollywood musicals
• Nominations sought for Edison Awards
• Police: Attendant shot during gas station robbery in Edison
• Metuchen sees car break-ins, theft
• Baseball historian at Met library April 3
• ‘Beau Jest’ at Edison Valley Playhouse
• Hospital to host autism symposium
• Chamber to sell new discount card
• Sisterhood to host Chinese dinner, bingo
• Neve Shalom to host used clothing drive
• GreaterMedia Newspapers garners NJPA awards
• Chamber to hold Installation Reception
• Police say Edison man assaulted officer, damaged hospital property
• NJAWBO to host business expo April 14
• MHS Footlighters to present ‘Spelling Bee’
• Mothers’ Club to host basket raffle April 15
• Jazz singer at Metuchen Library
• Bereavement program at Edison Library
• Ladies Night Out set for March 28
• Purim carnival set for March 20 in Edison
• O’Malley seeks to promote district, discuss proposed school budget
• Metuchen police lieutenant graduates from FBI Nat’l Academy
• Israeli soldiers at Neve Shalom on April 12
• Sheriff’s officer charged with helping collect bribe
• ‘Rent’ at J.P. Stevens March 17-18, 24-26
• Charlie dodges the hammer of doom
• The accusation: He wrote new chapter in ‘Management 101’
• Education should be three R’s, not fluff
• Student activities help students, property value
• Political Cartoon
• Council members absent during mayor’s speech
• Church thrift shop has discounts, specials
• Road Runners plans March 16 meeting
• Edison IRS offices open March 26
• Council wants greater control over hirings
• Edison Garden Club to meet March 23
• Metuchen police force sees retirements, new addition
• Tuskegee airman, now 90, recalls service in military
• Lease’s goals include helping would-be business owners
• Mayor presents budget with stable tax rate
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• Edison girls looking to accomplish great things
• All-breed dog show at expo center
• JPS, St. Joseph teams hit airwaves
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• Tea, mind reader at Ed. library March 20
• Church offers Bible study, Lenten services
• Temple’s rummage sale set for March 13
• Edison Library slates program on back pain
• Tues. night Lenten talks at St. Francis
• Seminar on safety awareness for kids
• MS meeting March 15 at Edison Library
• Sexual violence victim advocates are needed
• Asbury Park: A renaissance for Monmouth’s city-by-the-shore
• JCC to offer English classes March 21
• AARP schedules meetings, trips
• Registration for kids’ theater March 13, 20
• WCTC returns to roots as ‘Voice of Central New Jersey’
• Video on state health program available
• Ladies Night Out in Edison set for March 28
• County budget reduces expenses, cuts positions
• Former sheriff is charged with taking bribes for jobs
• Edison book club to meet at two locations
• Graphic Novels Day at Metuchen library
• Two Old Bridge schools still at risk after reprieve
• Edison mayor is hardworking, honest
• Focus on quality, affordable health care for all
• Resident hopes mayor’s good judgment returns
• Cartoon
• Play to benefit Amandla Crossing
• Metuchen chamber sets installation ceremony
• Police: Three suspects entered Edison home, beat resident
• Edison panel begins questioning mayor
• Local business a ‘jewel’ for 40 years and counting
• Edison school budget restores staff, programs
• Metuchen school budget maintains district services
• Keane receives praise for 13 years as chief
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• Falcons reign
• JCC to offer class on U.S. government
• Diocese’s Youth Day to be held April 2
• JPS, St. Joseph teams hit airwaves
• Depression Glass Club to host show, sale
• PTO to hold tricky tray Friday night
• Artist to speak at Metuchen gallery
• Temple Emanu-El’s schedule of events
• Office seekers must submit résumés
• Free YMCA program for cancer survivors
• Spathis’ band brings rockabilly back to N.J.
• Church thrift shop has discounts, specials
• Two local teachers bring Relay for Life to Edison
• There might be an upside to a government shutdown
• Keep tax dollars with public schools
• Edison resident says mayor is not serving the people
• Using science to preserve N.J.’s natural heritage
• Political Cartoon
• Boy Scouts will host a buffet breakfast
• Camp Middlesex slates March 6 open house
• Possible luring incident reported to police
• Police charge man in daytime burglary of Metuchen home
• New gym pumps life into former Wrigley site
• Artwork exhibit for Youth Art Month
• Team preps for 3rd annual Fuce 5K event in Metuchen
• Initiative aimed at helping environment, saving money
• Metuchen schools see slight increase in aid for 2011-12
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• Edison schools get nearly $2M increase in state aid
• Manley bids ‘bittersweet’ farewell to Metuchen seat
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• Trojans win District 19 wrestling championship
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• Women’s Club to meet March 2 in Edison
• Police: Cab driver robbed after transporting group from Rahway
• Belmar offers an array of things to do
• Live performance at library Feb. 27
• Edison physician receives college’s highest honor
• Edison’s recycling efforts get boost from state grant
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• Metuchen service to notify residents of emergencies
• Mardi Gras at St. Matthew on March 5
• Volunteers sought for local PGA event
• Acting out
• Line-dance lessons on tap at 4-H Center
• MCC to offer financial aid workshops
• Graphic Novels Day at Metuchen library
• One more lost opportunity to avoid looking foolish
• Asks officials to focus on pothole repair
• Firings should have been mayor’s last resort
• Christie is targeting union, not teachers
• Camp open house at Ed. YMCA Feb. 26-27
• Charter school applicant hopes third time’s the charm
• Reader is opposed to school vouchers
• Cartoon
• ‘Beau Jest’ at Edison Valley Playhouse
• Bingo every Wednesday at Beth-El
• Teens’ autism awareness event ‘snowballs’ in Edison
• Spring rummage sale in Edison, March 13
• Program’s message: Start day with healthy choices
• Hadassah to present autism symposium
• JCC to offer English classes March 21
• Rotary Club slates Feb. 26 bowl-a-thon
• Bishop Ahr H.S. to hold tricky tray
• Five Edison council seats up for election
• New Jersey welcomes all types of creatures of comfort
• Union says cuts resulted in longer response times
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• Sports Shorts
• Tournament play presents second season for Metuchen
• St. Joe’s swimmers win GMC, land top seed in Non-Public A
• Getting a leg up
• Scholarship open to MHS & St. Joe’s students
• Depression Glass Club to host show, sale
• Chamber of Commerce slates Feb. events
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• ‘British Invasion’ concert to benefit EHS class of ’11
• Camp open house at Ed. YMCA Feb. 26-27
• ‘Art of Belly Dancing’ at N. Edison Library
• Committee of the whole last seen in Edison in ’95
• Holt brings Bean bill back amid rise in vets’ suicide rate
• Soon, the only smoking area will be the landfill
• Become involved with the fight against pancreatic cancer
• Gov. must not demean those who serve, protect
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• Garden Show to bring spring scents to Edison
• Gomez takes Tomaro’s place on Edison council
• Register for WHW self-esteem support
• ‘Beauty and the Beast’ at MCC Feb. 20
• Ed. Library to host ‘Interview Techniques’
• Two robbed at knifepoint in parking deck outside mall
• Library to present ‘Healthcare Reform’
• Elks Lodge sponsors 7 Edison H.S. students
• MCC cooking-classes prices reduced
• NJAWBO to host business expo April 14
• Local dance student, 11, set for ‘Beauty and Beast’
• ‘Year of the Vet’ program to continue
• Radio program focuses on veterans’ issues
• Mardi Gras at St. Matthew on March 5
• GOP will mark Reagan’s 100th
• Seminars on smoking cessation, weight loss
• Guadagno to speak at Pines Manor in Edison
• Council holds to plan for investigative committee
• New super gets busy in Edison
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• Edison finds that wins are tough to come by
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• Peddie swimmers shine at Princeton mini-meet
• Bone-marrow, blood donors sought
• St. Francis church sets Parish Brunch
• Anaphylaxis training for EMS squads Feb. 17
• Financial planner to lecture at Ed. Hadassah
• Emanu-El to host free public forum Feb. 16
• MCC’s Spring II classes begin Feb. 14
• St. Joe’s team to take ‘The Challenge’
• Student artwork on display at libraries
• Met. winter film series continues Feb. 12
• Historical Society to host Local History Day
• MS group meeting at Edison Public Library
• Sunday breakfast, Game Day Feb. 13
• Suspect charged in gas station robberies
• Authors brought together through common themes
• Ain’t it good to know that you’ve got a friend?
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• Help available for young people in abusive relationships
• Taxpayers need a ‘true fix’ on health care costs
• Find alternate site for Visco
• Celebrity chef gives a taste of life in the kitchen
• Council says ‘gag order’ impedes ability to serve
• County to scale back costs, pursue shared services
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• Bill could help Edison as tax appeals pile up
• New panel to investigate Edison mayor’s initiatives
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• Bishop Ahr takes control of GMC’s Blue Division race
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• Metuchen girls register back-to-back upset wins
• Playhouse 22 to stage ‘Curtains’ Feb. 4-27
• Register for family snow-tubing trip Feb. 19
• Bookworms
• TV wrestling stars at St. Matt’s on Feb. 5
• Local man among four charged in crack ring
• Meditation, Pranic Healing class Feb. 9
• Free Chinese concert, art show Feb. 5, 11
• Feb. events scheduled at Temple Emanu-El
• Annual HEROES conference draws gifted children
• Joint venture is one more cure for physician shortage
• American Red Cross in need of blood donors
• Political Cartoon
• Penguin Parade
• Financial planner to lecture at Ed. Hadassah
• Former police chief fills county undersheriff post
• Edison library’s board of trustees to meet
• Daddy-daughter dance set for Feb. 11
• Edison teen to perform at Red Bank’s Count Basie
• Further snow days would shorten spring break in Edison schools
• Metuchen officials plan for more makeup days
• Intro to meditation and Pranic Healing
• JCC to host ‘Dance Party’ Feb. 5
• Educators, students air frustrations on aid cuts
• Football and pizza are Marino’s passions
• Metuchen names ball field in honor of late volunteer
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• Budget issues are focus of Ricigliano’s address
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• Rutgers slides past S. Florida to pick up Big East win
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• SAT/ACT practice test at Metuchen Library
• Quilting program on tap for women’s club
• Lunar New Year ceremony Jan. 30
• Metuchen home burglarized
• Attempted robbery reported at Metuchen gas station
• Edison council to renew its Kilmer base initiative
• Edison to recognize African-Amer. Month
• Metuchen cagers achieve their goal with 3-0 week
• Free behavior workshop Feb. 2
• South Amboy mayor takes over with ‘rousing’ mandate
• Urges senators to support EPA, ensure clean air
• Protect pharmaceutical assistance for aged and disabled
• New Jersey scores healthy gains for kids
• Thanks to all who contributed to fundraiser
• Political Cartoon
• Folk Art Craft Show planned for Jan. 28-30
• Winter wonders
• St. Francis church sets Parish Brunch
• Creative writing class for students Jan. 29
• Bingo night coming to Edison’s Beth-El
• St. Francis School to host open house Jan. 30
• Wesley Thrift Shop offers specials, gifts
• Robberies prompt Edison officials to consider changing ordinance
• Crabiel’s memory honored with new building at MCC
• New lighted crosswalk on tap near train station
• Edison mayor: Police changes to save $150K
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• Community invited to Ronald McDonald House business mixer
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• Register for family snow-tubing trip 2/19
• BIL to host Cowboy Bunco Jan. 20
• Register for WHW self-esteem support
• Signs of the times: At least we’ve learned who we are
• Metuchen wrestlers focusing on GMC, district tournaments
• Behind Sharlow, Bishop Ahr is one of the season’s surprises
• Cash, jewelry stolen from residence
• St. Francis School to host open house 1/30
• Single-topic charter schools would erode funds for others
• Is one-way street a no-way street?
• Keep parkland for residents, not developers
• Cartoon
• SAT/ACT practice test at Metuchen Library
• Met. Library to offer photojournalism group
• Weight-loss seminar at Ed. Library Feb. 1
• EVP to present Works of Shakespeare
• Cook-off among N.J. fire depts. Jan. 24
• Edison mayor swears in seven new police officers
• Metuchen board mulls charging activity fees
• Edison teen seeks votes to launch guard program
• Self-improvement seminar Jan. 25
• Prom dress collection drive under way
• School board prez takes national look at BOEs
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• Buono seeks firsthand accounts of education cuts
• Edison to eliminate 11 public works jobs
• MLK event heralds ‘new generation of dreamers’
• Holocaust survivor to discuss recently published memoir
• Area basketball teams contending in GMC play
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• MS meeting Jan. 18 at Ed. Public Lib.
• EVP to present Works of Shakespeare
• Lecture on financial responsibility in kids
• Bingo every Wed. at Congregation Beth-El
• Creative writing class Jan. 29
• Scott ‘opens doors’ as county sheriff
• Edison AARP Chapter 3446 to meet Jan. 17
• Book, author event at Cong. Neve Shalom
• Wills, estate-planning seminar set for Jan. 12
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• Edison police: Four assaulted man who asked them to lower noise
• We’d talk to each other, but we’re just too busy
• Thanks legislators for passing concussion law
• School project blossoms into thriving garden club
• Eliminate tolls, increase state gasoline tax
• Political Cartoon
• Police charge burglary suspect after multiple-town pursuit
• Weight-loss seminar at Ed. Library Feb. 1
• Events set to honor MLK
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• St. Francis School to host open house 1/30
• Women’s League slates Shabbat services
• Landscapes and wildlife photo exhibit to open in Metuchen
• Edison to celebrate MLK Jan. 15
• New council prez calls on mayor to lift ‘gag order’
• Tomaro is Edison’s first freeholder in six years
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• Vahalla: Metuchen faces difficult decisions in ’11
• Free Chinese Concert and Art Show Will Celebrate Chinese New Year of the Rabbit
• National pundits play ‘Gotcha’ with Christie
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• Metuchen girls looking to avoid slow starts
• Bear bout
• Bingo every Wed. at Congregation Beth-El
• On the fence
• Burroughs documentary coming to ForumTheatre
• MCC to offer Instant Decision Day on Jan. 6
• Students invited to HEROES Conference
• Winter chess class to start Jan. 6
• ‘Meet the IDF’ at Neve Shalom on Jan. 18
• Event to raise funds for two ill students
• Writer says county GOP has wrong mindset
• Toll expenses unfair to Middlesex Cty. residents
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• Edison Library to host book club Jan. 12
• Edison board decries state’s ‘unfair funding program’
• Metuchen police trading card contest winners awarded
• Edison board to set criteria for naming buildings, facilities
• Edison board opposes charter school plan
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• Zone changes target Edison’s Amboy Ave.
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• Moran competing for U.S. team at international cross country race
• Going for the basket
• Edison High School competes in first round of TV quiz show
• New Jersey higher education deserves support
• Readers surprised that many of us are criminals in N.J.
• Hot chocolate time
• Omission of Bean bill described as baffling
• Author attempts to capture essence of Christmas 1945
• Here’s our whole ‘kitten caboodle’ of goofs and gaffes for 2010
• Council blocks actions on funds, revitalization
• Three Doctors co-hosts slam-dunk charity event
• Police investigating burglaries reported Dec. 21 in Metuchen
• Edison firefighters promoted
• Youth helpline seeking Middlesex Cty. volunteers
• Top 10 stories of 2010
• Edison Township Council members call mayor’s order ‘insulting’
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• Thrift shop open at Edison church
• ‘Cathedral Christmas’ concert Jan. 9 in Met.
• Metuchen Library to host blood drive
• Women’s League slates Shabbat services
• Arts at St. Luke’s has two upcoming shows
• Cupcake Decorating class at Met. Library
• Diocese to offer Lenten faith workshop
• Hawks’ Kinne is repeat First Team All-American
• Oyler, Hallas foundation for Metuchen girls BB
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• Visit from firefighters a highlight for students
• Resident: ‘Give patience and peace a try’
• Fix intersection to prevent accidents
• Kettle donations help Salvation Army year-round
• Help loved ones stay safe on the road
• Edison movie theater debuts dine-in service
• Holiday House Tour
• Ice & snow must be cleared from vehicles before driving
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• Bill honoring memory of local teen proceeds
• Edison synagogue invites those in need to Christmas dinner
• Postal worker recognized for coming to woman’s aid
• Newark man charged in car burglaries
• Trio charged in burglaries in Edison, Woodbridge
• Mayor: Employees cannot talk business with council
• Family seeks to sell off set of 31 vintage guitars
• Switch to EMTs expected to reduce salary costs
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• Income tax program needs volunteers
• Edison Library to host knitting classes
• Neve Shalom to offer ‘Israel Info Evening’
• ‘Well Seasoned’ art exhibit under way
• Edison Library to host book club Jan. 12
• Hadassah schedules Progressive Dinner
• Signups under way for Acting Academy
• Metuchen to light up sky on New Year’s Eve
• Earn 3 credits in 3 weeks at Middlesex CC
• Metuchen Library to offer intro to fencing
• Registration under way for support group
• No. Edison Lib. to host ‘New Year Resolutions’
• Edison magazine editor receives New Jersey outstanding community media award
• Edison cagers are looking to build on late-season run
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• Local squad takes 1st place in nat’l cheer contest
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• Rev. thanks Met. residents for food donations
• Local superintendents say caps will be a disincentive
• Rise above our differences; be the best we can be
• Town should look at long-term costs of hirings
• Obama has no control over S.S. increases
• Duck and cover, because Sarah’s locked and loaded
• Raconteur to present ‘New Steampunk’
• Edison police warn of fundraiser con
• Three firefighter candidates file suit over selection process
• Raconteur to feature staged reading of local teen’s play
• Edison looking for new chief financial officer
• Chili Cook-off
• Holiday cheer
• Brooklyn man charged in identity theft
• Wine tasting
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• Metuchen residents get kick out of martial arts figure
• H Mart opens as anchor of Tops plaza in Edison
• Council and mayor at odds over control of Clerk’s Office
• Barnes to chair judiciary panel
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• MCC establishes student gov’t
• Physical therapy office gives back
• Roberts to discuss ‘American Gangster’
• ‘Rented Christmas’ set for Edison stage
• Edison ends grid season on three-game win streak
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• A night to remember
• Appreciates support of county voters
• Burden should be on terrorists, not the American people
• Edison resident thanks good Samaritan
• Call governor’s office if you object to bear hunt
• When the engine blows, and it’s 20 below
• Suspect arrested in shooting death of Edison man, 25
• Edison man pleads guilty to role in shooting death
• First-year cheer squad competing for nat’l title
• Edison code enforcement official sues township
• Historians shed light on site of 1777 battle
• Metuchen police charge man with theft by deception
• Winter Festival parade
• Cartoon
• Helene Masiko to perform as Cher
• Holiday benefit at Met.-Ed. YMCA Dec. 4
• Edison Elks to hold memorial service Dec. 5
• Edison tree lighting with Santa set for Dec. 8
• Edison Arts Society slates dance event
• Beth-El to host family Hanukkah dinner Dec. 3
• Edison Menorah Lighting on Dec. 2
• ‘Day With Santa’ Dec. 5 at OLP School
• Metuchen church to host Advent workshop
• Met. Library to screen Christmas film Dec. 12
• Info session set on alt. route teaching
• St. Luke’s annual Christmas fair Dec. 4
• Edison Elks to hold Toys for Tots event
• JFK Medical Center to hold tree lighting
• Metuchen BIL to host Holiday House Tour
• KMM Bicycling Guide maps area paths, etc.
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• Dartmouth finishes Hawks in NCAA Tournament play
• Teacher would like Gov. Christie to see what she does
• Edison Board of Education needs a change
• Join Edison Zoning Board meeting Nov. 30
• Pay ’til it hurts, and then pay some more
• County mandates training program for new officers
• Winning design
• Nice doughing
• Crafters sought for Dec. 4 show at church
• Woman pleads guilty to hindering murder suspect, endangering child
• Teen says suspicious man approached her outside school
• Halloween goodie bags
• Woman says she was scammed out of $5K outside Edison store
• Police: Robberies 2 nights apart on Woodbridge Ave.
• Filmmaker tells story of the other ‘Rosies’
• Walk if you CARE
• St. Luke’s to kick off arts series for charity
• Inventory to aid in land-use planning, ‘green’ initiatives
• Metuchen acquaints kids with cops through cards
• Museum celebrates water as art world inspiration
• Solar farm viewed as boost to economy, environment
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• Golf mag readers rank Forsgate at top
• Cartoon
• Assisted living center wins fourth Best Practice Award
• Bingo every Wed. at Congregation Beth-El
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis Dec. 5
• Prom dress collection drive under way
• Holiday Craft Boutique on Dec. 11
• Thrift shop open at Edison church
• Stride for Scouting planned for Nov. 26
• Join Santa at Edison Applebee’s Dec. 4
• Metuchen’s Winter Festival parade Nov. 28
• Author Micol Ostow to be at Edison temple
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Cong. Beth-El to offer membership program
• ‘Day With Santa’ Dec. 5 at OLP School
• Granny’s Cellar craft show set in Spotswood
• Holiday trip to NYC slated for Dec. 11
• Vendors sought for Christmas bazaar
• Edison Menorah Lighting on Dec. 2
• Wine seminar at N.J. Expo Center Nov. 30
• Hanukkah party for Jewish singles Dec. 4, 9
• Edison Arts Society Presents Holiday Dance Extravaganza 'It’s A Wrap'
• Country Folk Art Show 2011
• Country Folk Art Show 2010
• Karabinchak holds onto Edison seat
• Met. Public Library to host concert Nov. 7
• Two charged in string of burglaries
• ‘Classical Afternoons’ concert in Met. Nov. 7
• Police: Teenage ref assaulted
• ‘New Brain’ at Edison Valley Playhouse
• Nine parked cars burglarized
• Health forum will address good, bad fats
• Weight-loss, stop-smoking seminars at JCC
• WWE’s Sunny to appear at Elks dinner
• All the right moves
• Deli Lunch & Learn at Cong. Beth-El Nov. 13
• Photo
• Fall rummage sale in Edison Nov. 14
• Middlesex Co. unveils Crime Stoppers program
• Legal Professionals Assoc. meeting Nov. 17
• Residents meet at site of proposed antennas
• Metuchen girls tennis has a bright future
• Cartoon
• GMC champs
• Trip to Showboat Casino in A.C. Nov. 11
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• Used book sale at JCC in Edison Nov. 7-11
• St. Joseph tops East Brunswick to claim GMC soccer title
• College funding workshop Nov. 10
• Edison school board adopts new set of goals
• Sisterhood of Beth-El to host book review
• Metuchen councilman explains his vote on ordinance
• Open house for families with allergies
• Commends council members for voting no
• Auxiliary plans Nov. 7 Spaghetti Dinner
• The Magic 8-Ball says, ‘Reply hazy; try again’
• Edison to offer ‘fowl’ shooting Nov. 13
• Scarecrows
• ‘Scarecrows on Main’ in Metuchen Oct. 29
• Edison school to host info session Oct. 30
• Celebrate Gandhi’s life by going vegan
• Local artists showcase their work Nov. 3
• Library to host Kaplan college workshops
• Mandate schools implement anti-bullying
• Met-Ed. Women’s Club meeting set for Nov. 3
• Latino Peace Officers awards dinner Oct. 29
• The truth isn’t always apparent at first blush
• Craft showcase and talk at Neve Shalom
• ‘Boredom Buster’ class for ages 7-12 Nov. 4, 5
• More Family Pumpkin Float
• Vendors sought for Christmas bazaar
• Loss of engine company draws heated response
• Used book sale at JCC in Edison Nov. 7-11
• Rafano: Cty. is meeting challenges of the times
• JCC to host Jewish singles event Oct. 30
• Credit card companies facing tighter regulation on campus
• Free film on benefits of reading, Nov. 14
• Edison mourns sudden passing of star athlete
• Temple Emanu-El’s schedule of events
• Karabinchak, Resner vie for seat in Edison
• State tournament next for Metuchen girls soccer
• Vote for Met-Edison YMCA for grant
• Six candidates discuss issues facing county
• Jump Ball!
• ‘New Brain’ at Edison Valley Playhouse
• Met. candidates discuss borough issues
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• Book review Nov. 8 at Sisterhood of Beth-El
• Edison residents fear impact of cell tower
• Bulldogs pick up first win under Mistretta
• Aasif Mandvi to perform Nov. 12
• Family Pumpkin Float
• Bishop Ahr Football Action
• Fall rummage sale in Edison Nov. 14
• Cartoon
• Students, staff proud to unveil new sign at Menlo Park school
• Cub Scout Vendor Basket Bingo Nov. 6
• ‘Nosferatu: The Vampyre’
• No more ‘fiscal boon’ for Edison school board
• Upcoming teen programs at Met. Lib.
• Public invited to Healing Service
• Resident discovers the Diz, a beautiful wildlife sanctuary
• Mohegan Sun Casino trip set for Oct. 24
• MCC to hold open house Nov. 7
• Nominees sought for SWMHS Hall of Fame
• Deli Lunch & Learn at Cong. Beth-El Nov. 13
• Local artists showcase their work Nov. 3
• Woodbridge H.S. class of ’45 reunion Oct. 28
• Book review Nov. 8 at Sisterhood of Beth-El
• Four say gunman approached them
• Fall rummage sale in Edison Nov. 14
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• Car burglaries reported in Metuchen
• Support groups for women available
• Metuchen Runner Stopped
• October: Fresh direction
• Separation of church & state is topic of talk
• Stevens snaps winless streak; the GMC playoffs are next
• Local director brings horror to the stage at county college
• Metuchen Football Action
• Lobbyist reports available on ELEC Internet website
• MCC to host CARE annual walk Oct. 24
• Bishop Ahr wins GMC Blue with 2 overtime victories
• Edison school board fills vacant personnel position
• Author Ned Vizzini Oct. 24 in Metuchen
• Couple supports Wallace & Rasmussen for Metuchen council
• Police: Man stabbed on Grove Avenue
• Celebrate Teen Read Week in Metuchen
• Pastor apologizes for littering the streets
• Karabinchak, Resner vie for seat in Edison
• JCC to host Jewish singles event Oct. 30
• Say no to wireless antennas near Menlo Park School
• Four seek two seats on Met. council
• Turkish Coffee Night Oct. 23 in Edison
• Cartoon
• Fun-raising
• Garage sale Oct. 23 at Grace Reformed Church
• Aasif Mandvi to perform Nov. 12
• Edison P.D. dog featured in book on canine heroes
• Vendor tables, rooms open at holiday event
• House-decorating contest under way
• Choosing Pumpkins
• Public invited to Healing Service
• Radio comedy lecture Oct. 25 at Met. Library
• High school celebrates cafeteria worker’s 90th
• Kids Rock-n-Roll Night set for Oct. 22
• Wardlaw-Hartridge Fall Fair Oct. 16
• Workshop gets families in on fight against bullying
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• Edison Chamber of Commerce October events
• Fair fun
• Edison South Brunswick Action
• JPS clothing drive to be held Oct. 23
• Two charged in burglaries in 3 counties
• Sanu leaving his mark on Rutgers football
• JCC to host ‘Touring Israel’ event Oct. 20
• New businesses moving into ex-Wrigley plant
• MCC program for students with learning disabilities gets grant
• Edison lib. to present Dapper Dans Oct. 16
• Edison’s MLK awarded Blue Ribbon
• MCC to offer hours on Saturday, Oct. 16
• JCC to host ‘Festival of Chocolate’ Oct. 14
• Belly Dancing Benefit
• No better time than autumn to fall in love with nature in N.J.
• Kenny Cunningham in concert at library
• Cartoon
• Metuchen resident thanks good Samaritan
• ‘Well Seasoned’ art exhibit under way
• Madison Central class of 1985 plans reunion
• Edison DARE and Junior Academy no more
• Register for Metuchen recreation programs
• World Mission Sunday events on Oct. 24
• One more thing to worry about: rogue technology
• House-decorating contest under way
• Apply for heroism scholarship by Oct. 15
• Every dog has his day
• Separation of church & state is topic of talk
• Depression Glass Club show, sale Oct. 16, 17
• Local police get funding to combat bias incidents
• Hazardous waste drop-off day planned
• Two nonprofits forge unlikely partnership
• Vendors sought for Christmas bazaar
• Skunk found rabid in Edison
• Trip to Christmas show in Pa. slated
• Dog show
• Kids In Production auditions Oct. 20, 24
• Metuchen organ virtuoso to perform in S. Amboy
• Tickets available for MAVIS dinner
• Fall Family Spectacular
• ‘Think Pink’ event at Metuchen day spa
• Pretzel Factory twisting for a cure
• Rallying the Team
• ‘Festival of Chocolate’ Oct. 14 at JCC
• ‘Well Seasoned’ art exhibit under way
• Republican Women’s Club has a question for Democrats
• Liberty States Fiction Writers to meet Oct. 9
• Volunteers needed for NJ Blood Services
• Honor Gandhi’s life by being kind to animals
• Dance-a-thon for breast cancer Oct. 10
• Bishop Ahr to hold open house Oct. 17
• Parents may face dilemma with kids’ manners
• Legal Professionals Assoc. meeting Oct. 20
• Martin & Son Jewelers food drive thru Nov. 24
• Tenure must be on the table in reform talks
• Get acquainted with Clara Barton Lib. Oct. 9
• Depression Glass Club show, sale Oct. 16, 17
• Police: Remains found in Edison woods are that of Brooklyn man
• Meditation class at Edison library Oct. 11
• Halloween candy buy-back Nov. 1-5
• Operantics to perform benefit concert in Edison
• Fight childhood cancer Oct. 27 in Metuchen
• Police: Man stole diamond rings from Macy’s
• Beth-El’s Hebrew School registration under way
• Edison police investigate report of attempted luring at playground
• Author Ned Vizzini Oct. 24 in Metuchen
• Residents tell of drugs’ destructive hold on lives
• Healing program at retreat center in Oct.
• Edison blamed for lack of upkeep at riverfront
• ‘Bully Proofing’ workshop Oct. 9
• Edison unites against hatred
• Old Bridge Speedway Reunion will relive track’s storied past
• Wardlaw-Hartridge Fall Fair on Oct. 16
• Metuchen Country Fair
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• Metuchen gallery calls for artists by Oct. 9
• Cartoon
• JP Stevens Vs Old Bridge
• Trip to Kykuit, Union Church set for Oct. 7
• Zumbathon set for Oct. 10 at North Edison Curves
• Metuchen tennis team facing busy schedule
• Book review Nov. 8 at Sisterhood of Beth-El
• Physical therapy office to celebrate 2 years
• Wardlaw-Hartridge girls soccer reflects on Tunnel to Towers run
• Local nurse receives nat’l award
• Met./Ed. Women’s Club meeting Oct. 6
• Martin & Son Jewelers food drive thru Nov. 24
• Man accused of striking woman, 41, with hammer
• Edison BJ’s to host ‘Pink Picnic’
• Square dance open house set for Oct. 3
• Edison shop set to exhibit local artists’ works in Oct.
• Country Folk Art Craft Show Oct. 15-17
• Wardlaw-Hartridge Fall Fair on Oct. 16
• Human remains found in woods
• ‘Big Plant’ to be held Oct. 3 in Metuchen
• Bishop Ahr to hold open house Oct. 17
• Wii Tounament At Library
• Yard sale at Edison church Oct. 2
• Metuchen officers honored for efforts to save lives
• Temple Emanu-El’s schedule for October
• Edison welcomes Sam’s Club, relocated from E. Brunswick
• Teen book discussion Oct. 3 at Metuchen Library
• Edison woman tied up, robbed by two suspects
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• Metuchen Country Fair set for Oct. 2
• Short-staffed Edison department to get six to eight new firefighters
• Bishop Ahr H.S. girls tennis has turned the corner
• Operantics to present benefit concert Oct. 9
• Fall Family Spectacular
• Winning tradition
• Literacy Programs of NJ offers ESL classes
• Weber bids emotional goodbye in Met.
• Versatility keying 5-0 start by Metuchen girls soccer
• JPS Marching Band Home Show Oct. 3
• Help central New Jersey get healthier
• Civics seminar to take place Oct. 5 in Edison
• Fall Family Spectacular
• Council members see lack of critical components in administration
• Depression Glass Club show, sale Oct. 16, 17
• Edison DARE, junior academy are no more
• Let’s hope they spend all of that $100 million wisely
• Kiddie Keep Well Camp’s gala Oct. 13
• Cartoon
• County offers residents emergency alert program
• Edison library hosts nutrition talk Oct. 5
• Metuchen’s fall film festival starts Oct. 4
• Edison mayor to get ‘locked up’ for Red Cross fundraiser
• Bishop Ahr to host spaghetti dinner Oct. 7
• 2nd Generation Group presents Movie Night
• New Jersey Flower And Garden Show 2011
• MCC to offer Saturday hours on Sept. 11
• Cartoon
• Zimmerli schedules trip to N.J. waterfront
• Learn YouTube at Edison Library Sept. 22
• Family bazaar at Ed. Elks Lodge Sept. 23-25
• ‘Rich Habits’ author to speak at library
• Observe Patriot Day Sept. 11 in Metuchen
• ‘Mini Metuchen’ figures available now
• Diocese to offer Catholic Bible series
• Martin & Son Jewelers food drive thru Nov. 24
• How is Edison funding assistant business administrator’s salary?
• Bridge for beginners starts Sept. 15
• Unemployment is biggest concern, not housing
• Sign up now for car & bike show in Edison
• Call her anything but don’t call her ma’am
• Trip to Christmas show in Pa. slated
• New faces set to carry Bishop Ahr football
• ‘Under a Sukkot Sky’ at JCC Sept. 27
• Edison police warn residents of possible scam
• Walk to Remember Kaitlyn set for Sept. 19
• Dilapidated house at Edison park demolished as part of cleanup
• Hebrew school registration under way
• Artist finds calligraphy to be more than fancy penmanship
• Metuchen Library’s first Wii tourney Sept. 12
• Prepping for First Day of School
• ‘Entertainment 2011’ books for sale
• New administrative role baffles some in Edison
• ‘Jewish Singles Under the Stars’ Sept. 25
• First Day Jitters
• Banjo Rascals to perform Sept. 14
• Edison schools to offer athletes heart testing
• Faith Formation classes at Metuchen church
• Bias incidents continue to be a concern in Edison
• Metuchen-Edison Woman’s Club meeting Sept. 1
• Edison Valley Playhouse plans variety of shows
• Metuchen Library to host ‘The Final Problem’
• National Night Out
• Jewelry workshop at Edison library Aug. 28
• Metuchen board scrambles to get more students rides
• Edison council tables budget
• Met. tennis team is relying on youth
• Teacher, students care for garden all summer
• Going long
• Cartoon
• Edison tennis team has big shoes to fill
• Metuchen H.S. class of 1965 reunion in Sept.
• Resident urges mayor, council to restrain spending
• Free concert series concludes in parks
• Resident prefers to speak for himself
• YMCA’s 5K, Family Fun Tot Trot set for Sept. 25
• U.S. must prepare now for Alzheimer’s epidemic
• Therapy groups for women available
• Readers say they feel the pain of no-service ‘service’
• Met. Library’s first Wii tourney Sept. 12
• Special student inspires dance studio to start new program
• Neve Shalom open house Sept. 12
• Edison P.D. captain graduates from police leadership school
• Chase for the Cure will aid cancer panel
• Three brothers lead full lives, despite Tourette’s
• Edison Kiwanis Club garage sale Aug. 29
• Celebrities, congressman, physicians support FAAN Walk on Sept. 11
• Back-2-School Prayer Rally set for Sept. 8
• Edison man charged in car burglaries
• Jewelry workshop at Ed. library Aug. 28
• Workshops provide ideas that span across the ocean
• Tix for temple service available Aug. 23
• Helping hands
• Church to distribute book bags, supplies
• Metuchen among area towns receiving solar energy units
• Neve Shalom open house Sept. 12
• One fine art day
• Metuchen Library to host ‘The Final Problem’
• ‘Photographs From Japan’ on display in Metuchen
• Matrix make deep run at Blue Chip Elite tourney
• Metuchen Auxiliary Police officers needed
• Jersey fresh
• Practice for the Coming Season
• Edison Elks awards scholarships
• Edison police-run programs could be cut
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• Edison Playhouse’s 2010-11 schedule
• Bias vandalism reported at dealership
• Top Gun players get exposure at tournaments
• ‘Entertainment 2011’ books for sale
• Five motor vehicle burglaries reported over two days last week
• U.S. must prepare now for possible Alzheimer’s epidemic
• Metuchen H.S. class of 1965 reunion in Sept.
• Jr. police weeks all about drills, skills and dodge ball
• By the people and for the people
• Car, motorcycle show Sept. 12 in Edison
• New Edison budget carries no tax increase
• Family field day to wrap up ’60s toy exhibit
• ‘Hiding Divya’ film Aug. 20 in Edison
• Art in the Library Show
• From another angle, things aren’t as bad as they looked
• Meetings for people with disabilities slated
• Family reunions: an unlikely place to learn life’s greatest lesson
• Police investigating house break-in
• Cartoon
• Man charged with drug distribution
• Pet-adoption event scheduled for Aug. 21
• Summer robotics
• Registration under way for support groups
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• Jewelry workshop at Edison Library Aug. 28
• India Independence Day Parade
• Metuchen Hoop Camp adding autumn session
• CARE Center to help adults re-enter college
• Edison union OKs plan to save 150-plus jobs
• Former Giant's Players Supervise Camp
• Local man asks victims’ rights advocate for help
• New principal eager to give school a fresh start
• Local rabbi will not remain silent
• No, seriously, we take your complaint verrrry seriously
• Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day was a success
• Police: Woman dragged after purse is stolen
• Cartoon
• Police investigate assault
• Temple Emanu-El slates August events
• Suspects sought in impersonation of police officers, robbery of N.Y. couple
• Widows/Widowers dance Aug. 13
• Ex-corrections officer admits sexual assault of Edison girl
• ‘Boating Basics’ course Aug. 15
• Police note rash of purse snatching
• YMCA family potluck picnic set for Aug. 12
• Gas attendant attacked, robbed in Edison
• ‘High School Musical’ Aug. 4-14 in Edison
• Ex-swim coach admits having sexual relations with student
• Chase for the Cure will aid cancer panel
• India Day parade brings 37,000 to Oak Tree Road
• Call to purchase bricks for walkway
• Tix for temple service available Aug. 23
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• Neve Shalom to host service, film Sept. 4
• Vallely brings skating stunts home to Edison
• Metuchen’s Kim heads MGA’s Williamson Cup golf team
• India’s Independence Day event Aug. 14
• Downtown music series kicks off in Metuchen
• ‘Hiding Divya’ film Aug. 20 in Edison
• Local school districts see more retirements
• Fine footwork
• Chase for the Cure will aid cancer panel
• India Day parade brings 37,000 to Oak Tree Road
• Call to purchase bricks for walkway
• Tix for temple service available Aug. 23
• Neve Shalom to host service, film Sept. 4
• Vallely brings skating stunts home to Edison
• sport shorts •••
• India’s Independence Day event Aug. 14
• Downtown music series kicks off in Metuchen
• Metuchen’s Kim heads MGA’s Williamson Cup golf team
• ‘Hiding Divya’ film Aug. 20 in Edison
• Local school districts see more retirements
• Fine footwork
• Jewelry workshop at Edison Library Aug. 28
• India Independence Day Parade
• Metuchen Hoop Camp adding autumn session
• CARE Center to help adults re-enter college
• Edison union OKs plan to save 150-plus jobs
• Former Giant's Players Supervise Camp
• Local man asks victims’ rights advocate for help
• New principal eager to give school a fresh start
• Local rabbi will not remain silent
• No, seriously, we take your complaint verrrry seriously
• Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day was a success
• Police: Woman dragged after purse is stolen
• Cartoon
• Police investigate assault
• Temple Emanu-El slates August events
• Suspects sought in impersonation of police officers, robbery of N.Y. couple
• Widows/Widowers dance Aug. 13
• Ex-corrections officer admits sexual assault of Edison girl
• ‘Boating Basics’ course Aug. 15
• Police note rash of purse snatching
• YMCA family potluck picnic set for Aug. 12
• Gas attendant attacked, robbed in Edison
• ‘High School Musical’ Aug. 4-14 in Edison
• Ex-swim coach admits having sexual relations with student
• Crowds gather in hopes of seeing the president
• County fair tradition goes back 72 years
• Summer Robotics Competition
• Met. citizens group works to improve schools
• Obama visit spices up business at sub shop
• Youth Football Camp
• Death of horse racing will hit N.J. hard
• Watercolor exhibit at Met. Library Aug. 7-28
• Bishop Ahr coach got heads up on next spring
• Vacation Bible school Aug. 9-13 in Edison
• sport shorts •••
• YMCA family potluck picnic set for Aug. 12
• Lookin at Lucky wins
• ‘Stuart Little’ auditions slated for Aug. 7
• Recruiting service aids athletes and parents alike
• Dancing With the Singles event Aug. 14
• Campers learn the gross, the delicious, and all else
• National Night Out Aug. 5 in Metuchen
• The real inside scoop on the big celebrity wedding
• Pancake breakfast Aug. 7 in Metuchen
• Woman injured in purse snatching
• Police probe possible scam
• Edison union to vote on deal for assistants
• YMCA family potluck picnic set for Aug. 12
• Lookin at Lucky wins
• ‘Stuart Little’ auditions slated for Aug. 7
• Recruiting service aids athletes and parents alike
• Dancing With the Singles event Aug. 14
• Campers learn the gross, the delicious, and all else
• National Night Out Aug. 5 in Metuchen
• The real inside scoop on the big celebrity wedding
• Pancake breakfast Aug. 7 in Metuchen
• Woman injured in purse snatching
• Police probe possible scam
• Edison union to vote on deal for assistants
• Crowds gather in hopes of seeing the president
• County fair tradition goes back 72 years
• Summer Robotics Competition
• Met. citizens group works to improve schools
• Obama visit spices up business at sub shop
• Youth Football Camp
• Death of horse racing will hit N.J. hard
• Watercolor exhibit at Met. Library Aug. 7-28
• Bishop Ahr coach got heads up on next spring
• Vacation Bible school Aug. 9-13 in Edison
• sport shorts •••
• The Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• Edison Arts Society Presents A Reception For The Creative Art Workshops
• Exhibition - Gardens Of The Garden State
• Special- Edition Cheerios Box Honors Local Shoprite Associates Leading The Way To End Hunger
• The 5th Annual Arts In The Garden Tour And Historical Site Tour
• The Edison Arts Society To Host A Holiday Festival Of The Arts
• The Edison Arts Society News - October 26, 2009
• The Edison Arts Society Is Proud To Announce The Appointment Of...
• A family affair… DirectBuy of Edison owners celebrate 20-year milestone.
• Multiplying its Success: Spirit of Math Enters America
• The Edison Arts Society News - July 29, 2009
• The Edison Arts Society is Celebrating its 10th Anniversary.
• Spring Country Folk Art Show
• Country Folk Art Show
• New Jersey RV And Camping Show
• 10th Anniversary Season of a Decade of Celebration, 2008-2009
• Voices - Art Exhibit
• Group Now Forming
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR EDISON
• New Jersey Flower And Garden Show
• New Jersey Boat Show
• Super Pet Expo
• Family Day for Prevention Scheduled

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